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The role of partner health, including male erectile dysfunction, in affecting sexual desire and satisfaction in women during menopause.
commonly changes sexual desire—often reducing libido, arousal and comfort during sex—but responses are heterogeneous: some women report increased interest or unchanged desire depending on biology, rel...
Persistent erectile problems — defined in practice as repeated difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient for sex — warrant medical attention because most cases have a physical compone...
-modifications-for-ed">Excessive ejaculation is not established as a direct cause of chronic hormonal imbalance or permanent erectile dysfunction (ED); transient hormonal shifts after orgasm occur but...