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Clinical Sexology
The study of human relationships and sexual life is called Sexology, and the term used for describing relationship therapies and psychosexual behaviors is termed Clinical Sexology. Sexology is the multifaceted discipline of science that deals with various features related to human sexuality and sexual behavior, such as relationship issues, sexual dysfunction, sexual maturity, STDs, sexual addiction, sexual abuse, puberty, adolescent sexuality, gender identity, sexual orientation, etc. Clinical Sexology also covers sexual behaviors among the mentally ill or/and physically challenged person.
At Sprint Medical, the Clinical Sexologist takes a bio-psycho-social approach to study the sexual behavior of patients. As a result, they have thorough knowledge about all the spectrum of human sexuality and may help the patient in all the areas where the patient finds difficulty or need more information.
Sex therapists and sexologists at Sprint Medical are non-judgmental, have a positive approach towards sexual talks, and consider psychological, biological, sociological, anthropological, and historical facts before addressing any sexual issue. In addition, they apply tools from various medical fields such as human physiology, medicine, epidemiology, psychology, and sociology for studying every case and treating them.
You can now consult the best Clinical Sexologist through Sprint Medical E-Clinics or Online Doctor Consultation from the comfort of your home without traveling to a clinic or a hospital. You can also Ask your questions or Chat with Doctors online.
What do Sexologist Treat?
Sexologist Treat following conditions:
Impotence: Also called Erectile Dysfunction, is the inability to maintain or obtain a firm and long-lasting erection needed for satisfactory intercourse. This problem is very common and affects every male once in their entire lifetime. About 10 million Indian males are currently affected by Erectile Dysfunction.
Premature Ejaculation: It is also referred to as rapid ejaculation, early ejaculation, rapid climax, and premature climax. This happens when the male experiences orgasm and sheds out semen just after intercourse with minimum stimulation of the penis.
Masturbation: Masturbation is the most misunderstood topic related to Sexology. Masturbation is linked with addiction most of the time, but it is not valid. Not everyone who masturbates is addicted to it. But if you think you have a problem, then you should consult a good Sexologist without hesitation.
Wet Dream: Wet dream or nightfall is a sexual problem in which the semen is automatically ejaculated in sleep. This mostly happens after the person witnesses an erotic dream, but it can sometimes happen without any dream. Having wet dreams more than thrice in a month is a matter of concern and requires immediate treatment.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases: The infections that can pass from one partner to another through sexual intercourse are called Sexually Transmitted diseases (STD). The causative agent for such kinds of infections can be viruses, bacteria, parasites, or yeast. Many STDs can be cured with proper medication and care, while some, such as HIV, remain persistent throughout life.
Male Sexual Problem: The phase in which a male person does not feel satisfied with the sexual activity comes under this category. It is a severe problem that needs to get cured by a good sex specialist. The patient must approach the doctor without any hesitation and talk about his problems.
Delayed Ejaculation: In this type of sexual dysfunction, a male person is unable to achieve orgasm despite having sexual stimulation and sexual desire. Usually, a healthy male person reaches orgasm within a few minutes of active sexual intercourse, but a man suffering from delayed ejaculation does not have an orgasm even after prolonged sex for about 45 minutes or so.
Anorgasmia: It is a type of sexual disorder in which a person does not experience orgasm in spite of getting the required stimulation. It is more prevalent in females than males, especially in women who are in their post-menopausal stage. In males, it is related to delayed ejaculation. Anorgasmia can sometimes results in sexual frustration.
Sexual Frustration: Sexual frustration is the dissatisfaction originating from the differences between a person’s desire and the achieved sex. Its cause may vary from physical, mental, social, emotional, spiritual, and religious barriers. It can also result from various sexual issues such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, incompatibility, discrepancy, etc.
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Frequently asked questions
A sexologist is a certified doctor who knows sex-related subjects such as human sexual behavior, sexual development, sexual functions, and all kinds of disorders or diseases related to it.
Sexologists are certified medical experts who diagnose and cure all the problems related to sexual health and sex organs. Sexologists advise for couples as well as singles that require having a satisfactory sexual life or someone who needs solutions for their confusion and belief regarding sex.
Yes, the Sexologist can test, diagnose and treat Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs). However, the expert may need to collaborate with the latest testing laboratories for knowing the infective agents of various STDs like Syphilis, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Herpes, HIV, Hernia, Hepatitis A, B, C, etc.
Absolutely yes! At Sprint Medical, the patient's identity and information are kept 100% confidential. Only the doctor who is assisting the patient knows about their health details. Any unsolicited party will not know anything, not even the name of the patient.
A person must immediately see a Sexologist under the following conditions:
He/she has some problem with their sexual organs.
If a person sees some unusual outgrowth in or around the genitals.
If the person finds any rashes, spots, or blisters on the sex organs and throat.
If a person is not able to enable satisfying sex or physical intimacy with their partner.
If the person is unable to hold his ejaculation for some time.
If the person is unable to ejaculate even after sufficient stimulation.
If the person had unprotected intercourse with someone unknown.
If the person does not have a proper erection (arousal sexual)
If the person has a tight foreskin on the genitals.
If the person experiences sexual weakness and reduced sexual capability.
If the person has painful sex or experience bleeding while having intercourse.
If the person has an unusually small penis.
If the person’s genitals bent more than usual (like having a curved penis).
If the person does not have sexual desire even at a young age.
If the person is unable to consummate their marriage due to any sexual disorders like micro penile syndrome or physiological problems like dysuria.
If the person is having the fear of touch (haphephobia) and a lack of sexual desire.
If the person has issues regarding sexual orientation. Eg., straight, gay or bisexual.
If the person has any hormonal problems like hypogonadism.
If the person is having any symptoms of prostate cancer or breast cancer.
The sex expert doctors have advanced certificates and knowledge to understand and treat all the sex-related issues. This happens because most sexual issues cannot get resolved without considering genetic, biological, psychological, physical, and social factors.
All these factors are linked with many personal and cultural beliefs. As sex is a widely diverse subject, sexual behaviors, sexual fantasy, and thoughts directly depend on the aforementioned factors. If diagnosing the Therefore, only a specialist who knows all the factors can treat or suggest to someone about the sexual issues.
Consulting sexologist doctors online does not only ensure confidentiality but also saves time. Also, people may hesitate to visit a Sexologist in person; thus, online consultation comes to the rescue.