Introduction
Sexual health is a vital aspect of men’s andrology health and has a profound impact on self-confidence, emotional health, and intimate relationships. Sexual dysfunction affects men of all ages, yet many cases remain untreated due to stigma, embarrassment, or lack of awareness.
Andrology health approaches male sexual disorders through a comprehensive biopsychosocial model.
Common Sexual Health Conditions in Men
Erectile dysfunction, erotic dysfunction, premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, and reduced libido are among the most frequently diagnosed conditions in andrology practice. These disorders are often associated with cardiovascular disease, diabetes, neurological conditions, hormonal imbalance, and mental health disorders.
Psychological factors such as anxiety, depression, performance pressure, and relationship conflict frequently interact with physical causes, creating complex clinical presentations.
Integrated Treatment Approaches
Effective treatment requires individualized care plans that may include medication, hormonal correction, psychotherapy, behavioral therapy, lifestyle modification, and patient education. Involving partners in treatment often improves outcomes.
Conclusion
Sexual health is a key indicator of overall andrology health in men. Addressing both physical and psychological factors improves sexual function, emotional resilience, and quality of life.