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Allo Health Clinic, 1st floor, Chamber 19, 80 Feet Rd, Kasper Multi-speciality Clinic, HAL 3rd Stage, Indiranagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560038
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Hours: 9AM to 9 PM
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4.5/5
Practo
5/5
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18 years of experience
Dr. Sandip Deshpande
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
"Male sexual health encompasses a plethora of sexual problems. The stigmas associated with it limit people from seeking help.I urge people to educate themselves about intimacy-related issues and seek holistic treatment, which involves a combination of both medical and psychological approaches."
14 years of experience
Dr. Pramod Krishnappa
MBBS, MS (Gen Surgery)
"Sexual health in India is commonly neglected and medical help for intimacy and relationship issues is sought very late. People should seek treatment, as solutions are possible and much more effective when sought early."
13 years of experience
Dr. Karthik K N
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
"Due to misconceptions and the lack of education around sexual disorders, people are hesitant to consult with professionals. In some cases, even a single consultation can change lives. It’s time that we break the stigma and encourage people to speak up to help better their conditions."
11 years of experience
Dr. Chintan Solanki
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
“ Many people rely on unreliable information or unqualified persons to learn about sexual health. Cost-effective counselling and effective treatment can change many lives. I hope to be part of the process that dissociates the ignorance and fear associated with sexual wellness.“
4 years of experience
Dr. Simran Shamanur
MBBS
"I personally think that safe, inclusive and a pleasurable sexual experience is a basic human right and every individual has the right to know and explore their sexual experiences. I aim to normalize prioritizing one's sexual health just as much as they prioritize their overall health. "
5 years of experience
Dr. Ooha Susmita
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
"If we think of sexual health as a painting, wellness of mind, body and life beyond the closed doors form the strokes that make it a beautiful picture. When any of these strokes is out of alignment, the picture is affected. Asking for help to fix it and make it beautiful again shouldn't carry the weight that it does now. Let's normalise sexual wellness and asking for help."
5 years of experience
Dr. Rohit Walwaikar
MBBS, MD, DNB (Psychiatry)
Sexual wellness is an important aspect of one's life, as important as the importance of a good sleep. In my clinical experience, human body has its own biological rhythms, rhythms for desire (sex),sleep and appetite. These three rhythms are important for a healthy life. that makes "sexual wellness" as important as a good amount of undisturbed sleep. Scientific evidence-based holistic treatment involving many professionals is the best way to take care of your sexual problems.
6 years
Dr. Sachin Lohar
MBBS, DPM, DNB (Psychiatry)
Sexual Health is an intrinsic element of human health. Let's allow ourselves to seek sexual wellness.
7 years of experience
Kanusha YK
MS (Clinical psychology)
"Sexual wellness or Sexual health is as important to address as psychological or physical health. Psychotherapy can greatly aide identifying and treating possible factors causing sexual difficulties, which can affect an individual's overall wellbeing. One step taken can lead you a good long way!"
7 years
Dr. Ashish Bansal
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
"Sexual dysfunction has a significant psychological aspect that many ignore. The stigma associated with it heavily contributes to this ignorance and we hope to change that. Science backed solutions and therapy, as part of a holistic approach is a great first step."
3 years of experience
Dr. Meghana N K
MBBS
"We are sexual beings, and sexual intimacy and/or interaction is the most natural experience to exist, yet it is the most stigmatized topic, I aim to provide non-judgmental sexual healthcare."
6 years
Dr. Benzir Hussain
MBBS , MD (PSYCHIATRY)
Enjoying delicious food, having restful sleep, and experiencing fulfilling intimacy create the recipe for a truly delightful day.
2 years of experience
Dr. Warisha Fathima
MBBS
"I believe that every individual has a right to a safe and inclusive space to discuss regarding their sexual health. Due to the taboo and stigma surrounding sexual healthcare there are so many myths and misconceptions out there. As healthcare practitioners we need to aim at providing a non-judgemental and safe space for our patients."
3 years
Dr. Aditya Mahindru
Psychiatrist
In a nation where traditions and taboos intertwine, the pursuit of mental and sexual health becomes a revolutionary act of self-empowerment. Unveiling the stigma that shrouds these essential aspects of well-being is not merely a personal journey; it's a collective renaissance, a bold declaration that the richness of our individual experiences is as diverse as the colors of India's cultural tapestry. In the therapeutic embrace, we navigate the uncharted territories of the mind and body, challenging societal norms that have long confined these conversations to the shadows. By fostering open dialogues on mental and sexual health, we illuminate the path to personal liberation, transforming the hushed whispers into a resonant chorus that echoes the strength and resilience of a nation unshackling itself from the chains of silence.
2 years of experience
Ms. Rachel Nithya Karat
Msc. Clinical Psychology
"We believe that everyone has the right to empathetic, inclusive, accessible, equitable and comprehensive sexual health resources and fell especially compelled to advocate for those who often feel powerless when it comes to decision made around their bodies and on their behalf, so it's incredibly impotrtant that we stand with the coalition in supporting this type of advocacy!"
5 years of experience
Mrs. Satadeepa Som
MSc. Clinical Psychology
"Sexual health or medicine is not recognised as a structured field of intervention. Thus a lot of myth ans stigma exist around the same. It's often believed to be a dead end when someone has sexual health problems as the awareness to available tretaments is very less. Thus psychotherapy in the field of sexual medicine and intervention becomes a powerful tool to educate and treat sexual concerns, as well as promote healthier sexual funtioning. "
4 years of experience
Mrs. Devishi Mittal
MSc Clinical Mental Health Sciences
"Sexual wellness is important to foster love and belonging. Educating ourselves on this topic will help normalize this conversation and encourage us to think about all aspects of health -- physical, psychological, and sexual, all of which go hand-in-hand to improve our overall health and wellness!"
6 years of experience
Dr. Nikunj Gokani
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), Fellowship in Clinical Sexology‍‍
Sexual health and healthy relationships go hand in hand, as they both require open communication, trust, and mutual respect. Prioritizing sexual health within a relationship means fostering an environment where individuals feel safe to express their desires, concerns, and boundaries. It involves embracing consent, practicing safe sex, and seeking knowledge to enhance pleasure and intimacy. By nurturing both sexual health and relationships, we create a foundation for love, connection, and lifelong fulfilment.
7 years
Dr. Abhinav Sahay
MBBS, DPM(Psychiatry)
All people deserve accurate sexual health care.
8 years (4 post MD)
Dr Sahana P
MBBS, MD Dermatology and Venereology, DNB FRGUHS
2 years of experience
Ms. Ashima Sahore
MSc. Clinical Psychology
“Sex is a complete therapy in itself when done in the right sense. It is only human to want to be honestly seen, acknowledged, and adored by the one who captures our hearts.”
4 years of experience
Dr. Sidharth Sood
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), DNB (Psychiatry)
"Sexual health is exceedingly stigmatised and many people suffer in silence. Everyone deserves access to holistic sexual health care and the treatment of psychological disorders - the latter can significantly impact sexual dysfunction symptoms. It’s time we start spreading awareness."
3 years of experience
Dr. Niva Jacob
MBBS, DNB (Psychiatry)
Sexual health has always been a stigmatized topic. I would like to destigmatize it by providing a non-judgemental space for the people to talk about it. People should be made more aware about the facts regarding sexual health and make their lives content and distress free. I am queer affirmative and my motto is to let people talk about sexual health and deal with it like any other health concern.
5 years of experience
Dr. Adithya Sunka
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
“India is recognised to be the impotence capital of the world with a prevalence of sexual dysfunctions among both males and females. The stigma and lack of resources such as therapy have affected those that should seek treatment - a holistic strategy aims to bring accessible and affordable sexual health care to everyone. Let’s normalise sexual wellness, and unfold awareness around it.”
1.5 years
Dr. Yeshwant Solanki
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
11 years of experience
Dr. Aninda Gupta
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
“There are various factors associated with sexual dysfunction from physical illness to mental distress. While the physical causes are often highlighted, people often forget how much brain (mental) health can contribute to positive sexual experiences. A holistic approach brings a personable aspect to raising awareness of sexual health - your brain is a powerful organ.”
3 years of experience
Dr. Sanjana B Raj
MBBS
Sexual health is the well being of your body, mind and spirit. Achieving sexual health is important not only important for an individual's health and well being but for couples and family as well. The question of why sexual health is important is often viewed as embarrassing by many people. Our goal as doctors is to encourage people to discuss their problems, not just to maintain good sexual health but also to promote self esteem and self identity -which are the fundamental aspects of that shape one's personality.
12
Dr. Yamini Devendran
MBBS, MD Psychiatry, Fellow in Psychosexual medicine (JSS University)
Even as a biology student, I'd always feel that the subject at school level could not keep up with the general level of curiosity and diverse concerns related to sexual health in the community. Culture-specific ways of understanding and disseminating sexual knowledge and helping individuals in reading bodily signals, met/unmet needs, learning about boundaries, consent is of utmost priority towards building an happy and well-informed nation. We, here at Allohealth strive to be the conduit of change.
4 years
Dr. Neeharika Jaiswal
MBBS, MD Psychiatry, MRCPsych (UK)
Sexual health is like the cherry on top of the mental wellness sundae - sweet, satisfying, and essential for a truly fulfilling life!
7 years (2 years post MD)
Dr. Aana Shah
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), PDF (Women's Mental Health)
Ensuring empathetic, inclusive, and comprehensive sexual healthcare access is important for overall well-being. I hope and strive to be a part of a healthcare system that breaks down barriers, reduces stigma, and makes high-quality sexual health services available for everyone.
1 year
Dr. Prerna Sah
MBBS
In a country where sex education is not even considered to be mandatory, I'm committed to helping normalising and helping people with sexual health concerns.
2 years
Mr. Nihit Verma
Msc. Psychology
Sexual health is a crucial component of psychological well-being and is at the heart of intimate relationships, couple interactions, and intimacy. A large number of individuals and couples still endure in silence as a result of the staggering amount of misinformation and stigma surrounding sex and sexual health. As a psychological and sexual health professional I am on my journey to normalise sexual health so that people are able to seek holistic care without any fear or inhibition and thereby are able to live a happy and a fulfilled life.
5 years
Dr. Kumari Richa
MBBS,DPM
Prioritizing sexual health is an act of self-respect that enhances our well-being , fosters deeper connections and empowers us to lead fulfilling lives.
11 years
Dr. Boyanapally Philip Kumar
MBBS, DPM, FECSM (fellow of european committee of sexual medicine)
Sexual health is an integral part of overall health and well being. I would be glad if I can make my little contribution in this field through creating awareness, and addressing the unmet needs.
4 years
Dr. Shruti Agnihotri
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
Sexual wellbeing has been shrouded by misconceptions and taboos for far too long, despite the fact it plays a key role within our overall wellbeing. I believe not talking about a problem only brings out more problems. Therefore, I am hoping to have those uncomfortable conversations around sexual concerns to bring about a positive change.
1 year of experience
Dr. Tulika Datta
MBBS
Recognizing that 'sex is natural' underscores the importance of open dialogue on sexual health. It’s time we Embrace open conversations about sexual mental health to break down the stigma and foster wellbeing for all.
4 years of experience
Dr. Arnav Sharma
MBBD, MD Psychiatry
9
Dr. K Shanti
MBBS
Health includes sexual health, it's not a privilege but a necessity to have a wholesome thriving life.
11 years
Dr. Vignan Rachabattuni
MBBS
Embracing sexual well-being is not just a personal choice; it's a fundamental aspect of holistic health, fostering respect, communication, and self-awareness, paving the way for a fulfilling and empowered life.
2 years
Dr. Anukrati Singhai
MBBS,MD (Psychiatry)
Intimacy is a powerful experience that affects the body and mind. It should be celebrated, rejoiced, and honoured, instead of considered taboo or stigmatized. Sexual wellness is an integral part of complete mental well-being. It is a right everyone deserves and is essential for contentment in life.
1 year (post MD)
Dr. Amruta Indurkar Kulkarni
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
Sexual health is stigmatised and often ignored aspect of an individuals life. Healthy relationships are built on open communication, including about sex. Don't be afraid to ask questions and express your needs.
10 years (7 post MD)
Dr. Darshan H.B
MBBS, MD Obstetrics and Gynaecology, FMAS
2 years of experience
Dr. Dodda Basavaraj
MBBS
"Intimacy is something to be cherished, not something to be afraid or shied off. Sex is more than an act of pleasure, it is ability to grow close to a person to a point where at this moment you are a part of them . Henceforth , everybody deserve accurate sexual education and healthcare".
5 years
Dr. Arushi Singh
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
1 year
Ms. Janhvi Shah
MSc. Clinical Psychology
It's time to acknowledge the topic's significance in a person's overall welfare and have an open conversation about it because we've attempted to keep it in the dark for far too long. It's time to recognise and manage the distress that sexual health generates for people in a nonjudgmental and empathic manner.
2 years
Dr. Mohammed Ruvez Ahmed
MBBS
In the era of myths and misconceptions about sexual health, let us guide you through accurate and appropriate care.
4.5 years
Dr. Vatsal Suchak
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
3.5 years
Dr. Uma Maheswari S
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
7 years
Dr. Aman Shaba
MBBS,MD (PSYCHIATRY)
Sexual health is not merely the absence of disease; it encompasses a state of physical, emotional, and social well-being. Within the intricate tapestry of India's cultural fabric, addressing sexual health necessitates a paradigm shift – one that dismantles taboos, promotes inclusive education and ensures equitable access to healthcare. Let's forge a path where intimacy is cherished, stigma is erased, and every individual's sexual well-being is recognized as a fundamental human right.
2.5 years (Post MD)
Dr. Aishwarya John
MBBS, MD Psychiatry, PDF (Psychiatric Rehabilitation)
Sexual health is a frequently overlooked yet integral component of overall well-being, profoundly affecting a person's mood, functionality, and quality of life. Every individual deserves a compassionate and non-judgmental space where their concerns are genuinely heard, misconceptions are thoughtfully addressed, and disorders are expertly treated.
5 years ( 1 year post MD)
Dr. Aishwarya Rao
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
2 years
Dr. Chaitra Shetty
MBBS
3 years of experience
Dr. Raj. R
BSc. Psychology, MBBS
"Sex is very primal to us humans as a species and one of the necessities, in its various forms for our emotional, mental, physical and social wellbeing. Something as important as that is looked down upon, shied away and shunned from regular discourse. Additionally, there are very few sources which help approach these issues scientifically - both psychologically and physiologically. I hope to work towards bridging this gap and normalizing sexual wellness."
6 years (1 year Post MD)
Dr. Abhishek Kumar Sharma
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
1 year
Ms. Sanjana Shyam
MSc. Clinical Psychology
Growing up in a society where the topic of sex is considered taboo, none of us got the right education or guidance on the topic. We aim to take a step towards providing a safe, supportive and inclusive space for all those seeking it.
4 years
Dr Aswathi P T
MBBS
Sexual health is an holistic concept, including physical, emotional, mental, and social dimensions of a person's life. I strongly believe open and honest communication about sexual health is one of the foundations of healthier relationships and happier lives. Let's shatter the stigma and build a compassionate world, so everyone can access the information and care they need to lead fulfilling lives.
1 year
Dr. Thanushree KN
MBBS
Sexual health related concerns in India are still considered a Taboo. Lets take a step forward in normalizing having conversations about sexual wellness
2
Dr Suhas S
MBBS
People often hesitate to seek professional help for sexual disorders due to misunderstandings and a lack of education. However, a single consultation has the potential to profoundly impact lives. It is crucial to dismantle the stigma surrounding these issues and promote open dialogue to facilitate improvement in individuals' conditions.
4 years
Dr. Chinmay Patkar
MBBS, DPM
Sexual medicine is integral to overall well-being, recognizing that a healthy sexual life enhances emotional balance, strengthens relationships, and promotes holistic health.
10 years (Post MD)
Dr. Shwetha Purkanti
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
In a country with 1.4 billion people, it's unfortunate that most sexual issues are solved in hushed whispers, incognito searches on the web or suffered through silently with indignation. It's time we treat sexual issues as effortlessly and with a judgement-free approach the way we treat physical illness.
5 years ( 1 year post MD)
Dr. Varun Jaitpal
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
Everybody deserves care and respect—let’s promote sexual wellness for all.
3 years of experience
Dr. K H Rajesh
MBBS
Sexual wellness can make or break your day. Having a candid chats, getting the right guidance, and keeping track of improvements in your sexual health are as essential as any other aspect of your health. It is very important for me to work towards normalising conversations around sexual well-being and intimacy concerns with the utmost professionalism, non-judgmental, and safe space for my patients.
2 years
Dr. Saachi M Khanna
MBBS
When things don't work well in the bedroom, they don't work well in the living room either."- Dr William Masters. This is something I truly believe in. Especially in India which is the most populous country in the world, it is crucial to open a dialogue and make sex talk judgement free.
7 years
Dr. Sanina Mansoor
MBBS
Sexual health is equally important as other physical and mental wellbeing.Sadly in our society its still considered as a taboo topic or stigma. A platform like Allo is definitely bringing in a lot of change to this by elevating the lives of many through the essential journey of sexual wellness
7 years
Dr. Rahul Latke
MBBS, DNB (Psychiatry)
The desire for sexual intimacy is one of the principal desires of all human beings and any problems associated with it can adversely affect our general well-being. So, let us approach sexual health as we would approach any other form of health and seek professional help where required with no shame or guilt.
8 years
Dr Satish Kumar D
MBBS, MS MCh CTVS
3 years
Dr Aditya R
MBBS
9 years ( 3 years post MD)
Dr. Suraj Singh
MBBS, MD Psychiatry, MRCPsych (UK)
Sexual wellness deserves a safe, non judgemental and empathetic space and the most important sex organ is the mind.
7 years (4 post MD)
Dr. Gayathri M
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
1.5 years of experience
Dr. Akhilesh Om Parkash
MBBS
Even though sex is a crucial part of an individual's life, should they will, the stigma associated with sexual health still holds a pedestal. Normalising sex is a part of our goals, along with making a positive impact on the community
1 year
Dr. Sushma Venkatesh
MBBS
Every human being is the author of his ownhealth or disease.Let's normalize conversations around sexual health. Sexual health is an essential part of overall well-being, and it's time to remove the stigma and normalize conversations around it. Let's create a safe and judgment-free space where everyone can seek knowledge and support! Remember, together we can make a positive impact and create a more inclusive world. Keep spreading awareness!
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Dr. Pratyusha Kaipa
MBBS
Health and sexual well being go hand in hand. I hope to bridge the gap together for those who can't seem to cross over that barrier. It is my goal to provide a safe and supportive environment to discuss their intimacy concerns.
6 years
Dr Shruti Agrawal
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
Sexual health is a part of your normal physical and mental well-being. We should not marginalise or neglect it.
7 years
Dr. Rupinder Deep Kaur Gill
MBBS, MD Psychiatry
Sexual health is not a luxury; it's a fundamental human right.
1 year (post MS.c
Mr. Tirukovela Srikar
Msc in Counselling Psychology
Quoting BF Skinner, "A failure is not always a mistake, it may simply be the best one can do under the circumstances." I believe in being able to provide a therapeutic space for clients to be able to do their best under the circumstances.
9 years (8 months post MD)
Dr. Fanish Bansal
MBBS, MD (Psychiatry)
3 years of experience
Dr. Aditi Santosh
MBBS
Having grown up and received an education in diverse communities and cultures, I've noticed a neglect of sexual health in our country. I believe that a healthy understanding of one's sexual life plays an important role in mental health, as well as in relationships with one's partner(s) and community. I am committed to helping those who seek my assistance with patience, empathy, and without judgment.
1 year
Dr. Mizba Amreen
MBBS
Sexual health and wellbeing are integral aspects of an individual's overall physical, emotional, and social health. A holistic approach to sexual health encompasses not only the absence of diseases or disorders but also the promotion of positive sexual experiences and relationships. Open and informed conversations about sexual health empower individuals to make responsible decisions, access necessary healthcare services, and engage in respectful and consensual relationshipsHoping to evolve as a society to overcome the stigma about sexual health and well being.
9 years
Dr Prafulla T P
MBBS
"Empowering individuals to reclaim their intimate health and enhance their overall well-being is my utmost passion. As a dedicated Sexual Medicine Physician, I believe in creating a safe and non-judgmental space for my patients to discuss their sexual health concerns. Through comprehensive assessment, cutting-edge treatments, and personalized care, I strive to promote sexual wellness and enrich the lives of those I serve. Together, we can unlock the potential for a fulfilling and satisfying intimate life."
1 year
Dr. Joshua Chacko
MBBS
I am hoping for a day where talking about sexual health and the stigma around it would be completely removed from the society and I am happpy that i am doing my bit to reach this goal.I feel every doctor and medical profeesional should do his/her bit in destigmatising the society and make the world a sexually healthier place to live in.
3 years of experience
Dr. Likhith
MBBS
A person's sexual development plays a crucial role in mental and physical development - something many don't know. The stigma and taboo associated with sexual health in many societies lead to the gap in education we see now. The impact of this stigma can be deep-rooted, especially at a young age. If people have access to accurate information on sexual health - they will be better equipped to make better decisions.
2 years of experience
Dr. Shabari M
MBBS
Sex therapists listen to you describe your problems and asses whether the cause is likely to be psychological, physical or combination of two. Talking about and exploring your experiences will get you a better understanding of what is happening and the reasons. Sexually active people take fewer sick days and being closer to your partner can soothe stress and anxiety. Know all your aspects and have a quality living.
1 year
Dr. Aakriti Dhiman
MBBS
Sexual well being is an essential part of a happy and fulfilling life, and I aim to do my part in ensuring this for as many people as I can. Breaking barriers and starting up conversations about erstwhile taboo topics is key to well rounded healthcare.
1 year
Dr. Aakash Kumar Bhaskar
MBBS
With a lot kept under the ground, sexual health is of paramount importance in one's life. To destigmatize sexual health issues is the need of the hour given the rapid increase in sexual health problems.
1 year of experience
Dr. Charuta Pradeep
MBBS
Our country still has a long way to go in terms of normalizing the conversation surrounding sexual wellness. I aspire to play a small role in creating a sex-positive community that is informed and empowered to make the right choices for their sexual well-being; are aware, educated, and willing to learn about not just sexual and reproductive health but also sensitive topics like sexuality and pleasure; and have access to timely, high-quality and respectful sexual health care providers.
2 years of experience
Dr. Prachi Agarwala
MBBS
I believe every individual should freely be able to exercise their right to health, of which sexual health is undeniably an important part. Factors such as a lack of proper sex education, and stigma associated with sexual dysfunction have contributed largely to the spreading of myths and misconceptions. As a medical practitioner, I aim to normalise discussions around sexual wellness and provide a non judgemental space to those wanting to access care.
1 year of experience
Dr. Raghunandan C
MBBS
Sex education and health have taken a back seat far too long - with the expertise and research available at hand, we hope to destigmatise both talking about and accessing sexual wellbeing care.
1 year of experience
Dr. Ajay Ravi
MBBS
Sex, a primal instinct, plays a core function and important role in physical, emotional and psychological development. The neglect surrounding sexual health in our community has lead to a downfall in all aspects of general health parameters. An active and educated discussion on the basics of physical and emotional anatomy of sex is required to combat both the knowledge and treatment gap present right now.
The best care for any sexual dysfunctions
Erectile Dysfunction
Premature Ejaculation
Vaginismus
Sexual Desire Concerns
Porn Addiction
Relationship Concerns
What is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile Dysfunction is defined as the inability to sustain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. The condition can affect anyone at any age.

Understanding Premature Ejaculation

If a man lasts less than 2 minutes after penetration (all or most of the time), and/or if it leads to frequent dissatisfaction for him or his partner, he may have Premature Ejaculation.

Understanding Vaginismus

Vaginismus is a condition in which the muscles in the vagina tighten up during penetration. It is said to be caused by psychological factors commonly. The vaginal tightening is the body's response/reaction to the fear or discomfort with vaginal penetration. Women don't have control over the tightening, and it can be painful. The condition can also affect an individual's arousal or desire to have sex.

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Understanding Porn Addiction

Porn addiction refers to a person becoming excessively dependent on pornography leading to a disruption in their everyday life. This could include their job, relationships and at times, their day-to-day lifestyle. It is an addiction that consists of compulsive sexual activity with the use of any form of pornographic material, despite the negative consequences.

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