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Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

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Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

When a person exhibits symptoms from several sexual disorders at the same time, they may be diagnosed with unspecified sexual dysfunction. Symptoms will include some or all of those found in other sexual dysfunctions, including pain during intercourse, inability to achieve an orgasm, low sex drive, as well as other physical and psychological problems. The causes of this sexual disorder are going to vary because of its unknown nature, but treatment options are available, including online therapy for unspecified sexual dysfunction here at Mentaline.com.

Causes of Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

The causes of an unspecified sexual dysfunction may be physiological or psychological in nature. For some, it will be a combination of physical and mental. Some of the psychological reasons stem around past sexual abuse, stress, or other emotional disorders, including depression. There are also a wide range of physical causes of unspecified sexual dysfunction, including damage to blood vessels or nerves in the genital region of males and females. These can be caused by injury or disease. Whatever the exact causes of this disorder, there are many symptoms that may appear as well as quite a few dangers associated with it.

Symptoms and Dangers of Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

As mentioned, the symptoms of unspecified sexual dysfunction are going to vary wildly from person to person because they appear in different ways and are similar to a host of other sexual dysfunctions. That said, if lack of sexual activity or performance cause other problems in a person's life, it may be an indicator of unspecified sexual dysfunction. Other physical symptoms include the inability for a male to achieve an erection or maintain it until completion of the sexual act. Females may also have problems with achieving orgasm. (This is more common than you might think.) The list of all the symptoms is rather long, but the important thing is to not ignore them if seen.

Treatment for Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

Because there are some unknowns that come with unspecified sexual dysfunction, it is important that treatment include therapy and counseling. We offer online psychotherapy here at Mentaline.com. Trained therapists specialize in various sexual disorders, including unspecified sexual dysfunction. After learning more information about the person suffering from the disorder, a plan of action is put into place. Online counseling can give the emotional support that is needed to face something like unspecified sexual dysfunction.

Definition of Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

Unspecified sexual dysfunction is diagnosed when a person exhibits symptoms of two or more other sexual dysfunctions. Treatment should include psychotherapy, which is helpful for unspecified sexual dysfunction.

Symptoms of / Reasons for Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction

  • Pain during sexual intercourse
  • Inability to achieve orgasm - male or female
  • Inability to achieve erection
  • Lack of vaginal lubrication
  • Low sex drive
  • Lack of interest in sex
  • Personal or relationship problems

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Bennie Naude
Bennie Naude

Bennie Naude

London | Age: 43
Counsellor/Therapist
About me

Sexuality is a core part of the male experience but one that is not often spoken about in public. When your sex life is not working it impacts other areas of your life - your career, relationships and your ability to enjoy life.

Specialties
  • - Gay and Lesbian Issues
    • » Symptoms
    • Gay Couple Issues
    • Gay Parenting
    • Confusion
    • Various other issues

    » Definition Gay and lesbian issues are those that affect men and women and deal primarily with issues of sexuality. Therapy can assist a person when dealing with a variety of gay and lesbian issues.
  • - Excessive Sexual Drive
    • » Symptoms
    • Distress caused by lack of sexual interaction
    • Obsessive thoughts about sex
    • Many sexual partners
    • Long time spent looking at pornography
    • Lack of emotional contact with sexual partners

    » Definition Excessive sexual drive - once known as nymphomania - is when sexual desires and urges have a large negative impact on a person's life, affecting them personally as well as people around them. Both counseling and therapy are helpful for treatment of excessive sexual drive.
  • - Premature Ejaculation
    • » Symptoms
    • Ejaculation within a minute or less of vaginal penetration
    • Inability to delay ejaculation during sexual intercourse
    • Sexual aversion
    • Distress

    » Definition Premature ejaculation is when a male achieves orgasm before they or their partner wishes it to happen. Usually, it occurs within a minute of vaginal penetration. For many people, psychotherapy is a powerful part of any treatment plan to deal with premature ejaculation.
  • - Relationship Problems
    • » Symptoms
    • Avoiding intimacy
    • Lack of communication
    • Stress
    • Anxiety
    • Constant arguing
    • Inability to resolve conflicts
    • Fights that last for days, weeks or months

    » Definition Relationship problems are situations and difficulties that have a negative effect on the short and long term success of an intimate relationship. Both therapy and coaching are recommended to help with learning how to better deal with all sorts of relationship problems.
  • - Male Orgasmic Disorder
    • » Symptoms
    • Delay in orgasm during sexual activity
    • Absence of orgasm following adequate sexual stimulation
    • Interpersonal problems
    • Stress
    • Anxiety

    » Definition Male orgasmic disorder is a delay or absence of orgasm after sexual stimulation that should cause one to occur. While there may be physical causes to this sexual dysfunction, therapy and counseling are recommended as part of an overall treatment program for male orgasmic disorder.
  • - Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction
    • » Symptoms
    • Pain during sexual intercourse
    • Inability to achieve orgasm - male or female
    • Inability to achieve erection
    • Lack of vaginal lubrication
    • Low sex drive
    • Lack of interest in sex
    • Personal or relationship problems

    » Definition Unspecified sexual dysfunction is diagnosed when a person exhibits symptoms of two or more other sexual dysfunctions. Treatment should include psychotherapy, which is helpful for unspecified sexual dysfunction.
Prices
First session 60 GBP
Normal price (60 min.) 80 GBP
You save 20 GBP
EFT Sessions
(60 min.) 60 GBP
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Jon Hinchliffe
Jon Hinchliffe

Jon Hinchliffe

Braintree | Age: 46
Hypnotherapist
About me

When you have a problem, do you want someone that can help you as a unique individual? Do you want someone that can help you through that issue and help you avoid similar problems in the future? I provide all this and a money back guarantee

Specialties
  • - School Deadlines and Exams
    • » Symptoms
    • Anxiety related to schoolwork and exacerbated by tests or papers and deadlines
    • Repeated headaches or stomachaches
    • Trouble sleeping
    • Reluctance to go to school or deal with any academic subjects

    » Definition Stress caused by school deadlines and exams are anxieties related to school and deadlines that many teens struggle with throughout their high school lives.
  • - Self Harming
    • » Symptoms
    • Anxiety, depression, or deep-seated emotional distress
    • A previous history of emotional abuse
    • Self-inflicted cuts or marks on the body
    • A sudden, repeated emergence of health problems and sickness that could be self-inflicted

    » Definition Self-harming is the act of inflicting physical damage on one’s body through methods like cutting, stabbing, poisoning, or burning without the intent to commit suicide.
  • - Sexual Issues
    • » Symptoms
    • Anxiety, anger, guilt or other emotions
    • Depression
    • Avoidance of intimacy in all forms
    • Failure to perform during sexual activity

    » Definition Sexual issues are problems that affect a man or woman's ability to function sexually. While there are a wide array of sexual issues that may cause relationship problems, there are also many forms of therapy that can help, no matter the specific problem.
  • - Grief or Loss
    • » Symptoms
    • Guilt
    • Sadness
    • Shock / Disbelief
    • Anger
    • Fear
    • Fatigue
    • Nausea,
    • Weight fluctuation

    » Definition Grief and loss are two powerful human emotions that cause intense sorrow when a person dies. Psychotherapy can help with all the emotional and physical symptoms that sometimes accompany loss and grief.
  • - Trauma
    • » Symptoms
    • Inability to talk
    • Blackout - memory loss
    • Acting automatically
    • Sleeplessness
    • Irritability
    • Anger
    • Limiting of life choices
    • Hopelessness

    » Definition Trauma is damage to a person's psyche (soul, mind) as a result of a traumatic event. There are various causes of trauma, but both therapy and counseling are recommended for treatment of all trauma related problems.
  • - Depression
    • » Symptoms
    • Concentration problems
    • Bad judgment or trouble making decisions
    • Fatigue and a general decrease of energy
    • Feelings of guilt and/or worthlessness
    • Extreme pessimism
    • Insomnia
    • Excessive sleeping
    • Irritability
    • Loss of interest in sex
    • Loss of interest in life
    • Eating problems
    • Physical pains
    • Suicidal thoughts
    • Suicide attempts

    » Definition Depression is defined as a mental state that causes extreme sadness, pessimism, and a loss of interest in life. Symptoms of depression include sleep problems, uncontrollable crying, loss of interest in life, as well as other physical and mental signs. Counseling and therapy are two recommended ways to get help with depression. While depression is a normal human state of mind, when it lasts for a long time or is very intense, it may be a sign of bigger problems.
Prices
Hypnotherapy
(120 min.)		 50 GBP
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Ahmet Memhet
Ahmet Memhet

Ahmet Memhet

London
Hypnotherapist
About me

It may be that you are at a point where it would be helpful to gain a new insight, have a better hold on things, become more intune and develop deeper harmony with certain aspects of your life.

Specialties
  • - Abuse
    • » Symptoms
    • Anxiety
    • Post traumatic stress disorder
    • A severe reaction to being chastised or scolded
    • Dissociation
    • One person completely controlling another
    • Unexplained marks or bruises on the body
    • Repeated injuries that cannot be explained
    • Limping, broken bones, or bruising

    » Definition Abuse is the mistreatment or harm (physical or mental) done to another person over a period of time. Therapy can help a person learn to deal with all the issues that come with long term abuse.
  • - Domestic Violence
    • » Symptoms
    • A repeated history of physical injury
    • Fear of a specific person and what they might due
    • Being stalked
    • Being coerced into doing things that you do not wish to by another
    • Depression and post traumatic stress disorder

    » Definition Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behaviors by one or both partners in an intimate relationship of some kind.
  • - Stress
    • » Symptoms
    • Sleep disturbances
    • Muscle tension
    • Headaches
    • Stomach trouble
    • Fatigue
    • Nervousness
    • Anxiety
    • Overeating
    • Loss of energy and enthusiasm
    • Mood changes

    » Definition Stress is an emotional strain on the mind that is caused by both physical and emotional problems in life. While everyone deals with stress in slightly different ways, treatment with psychotherapy is recommended.
  • - Anxiety
    • » Symptoms
    • Nervousness
    • Feeling anxious
    • Worry

    » Definition Anxiety is a normal human emotion that allows people to deal with stressful situations. It could also be described as nervousness. For some people, existing mental problems can make anxiety levels extreme and difficult to deal with. In any case, psychotherapy is recommended for help with anxiety.
  • - Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders
    • » Symptoms
    • Strong desire to be the opposite sex
    • Vocal insistence of being part of the opposite sex
    • Cross-dressing
    • Continual discomfort about sexual identity
    • Inability to maintain an erection or achieve orgasm

    » Definition Sexual and gender identity disorders are disturbances in sexual desire that cause distress and difficulties with interpersonal relationships. While there are a wide range of different types of sexual and gender identity problems, treatment including counseling and therapy can help.
  • - Relationship Counselling
    • » Symptoms
    • Better relationship
    • Guided communication
    • Neutral person to mediate

    » Definition Relationship counseling is used to help a couple learn to deal with many relationship problems that may arise during a long term relationship. While the reasons couples decide to get relationship counseling may differ, when taken seriously, it can help everyone involved.
Prices
First session 53 GBP
Normal price (60 min.) 70 GBP
You save 18 GBP
Introduction Session
(60 min.) 53 GBP
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Michele McCulley
Michele McCulley

Michele McCulley

Nottingham | Age: 2
Counsellor/Therapist
About me

Not only are the reasons and nature of individual mental health problems complex, but learning to understand and work with them is complex too,-that's why I believe choosing to get help is such a courageous one.

Specialties
  • - Relationship Counselling
    • » Symptoms
    • Better relationship
    • Guided communication
    • Neutral person to mediate

    » Definition Relationship counseling is used to help a couple learn to deal with many relationship problems that may arise during a long term relationship. While the reasons couples decide to get relationship counseling may differ, when taken seriously, it can help everyone involved.
  • - Anxiety
    • » Symptoms
    • Nervousness
    • Feeling anxious
    • Worry

    » Definition Anxiety is a normal human emotion that allows people to deal with stressful situations. It could also be described as nervousness. For some people, existing mental problems can make anxiety levels extreme and difficult to deal with. In any case, psychotherapy is recommended for help with anxiety.
  • - Depression
    • » Symptoms
    • Concentration problems
    • Bad judgment or trouble making decisions
    • Fatigue and a general decrease of energy
    • Feelings of guilt and/or worthlessness
    • Extreme pessimism
    • Insomnia
    • Excessive sleeping
    • Irritability
    • Loss of interest in sex
    • Loss of interest in life
    • Eating problems
    • Physical pains
    • Suicidal thoughts
    • Suicide attempts

    » Definition Depression is defined as a mental state that causes extreme sadness, pessimism, and a loss of interest in life. Symptoms of depression include sleep problems, uncontrollable crying, loss of interest in life, as well as other physical and mental signs. Counseling and therapy are two recommended ways to get help with depression. While depression is a normal human state of mind, when it lasts for a long time or is very intense, it may be a sign of bigger problems.
  • - Sexual Dysfunctions
    • » Symptoms
    • Lack of sex drive
    • Avoidance of sex
    • Relationship problems
    • Problems performing during sex
    • Obsession with sexual activity
    • Problems during any stage of sexual intercourse

    » Definition A sexual dysfunction is a problem that occurs at any point of sexual activity and causes difficulties. Treatment for sexual disorders should include therapy and counseling.
  • - Sexual Issues
    • » Symptoms
    • Anxiety, anger, guilt or other emotions
    • Depression
    • Avoidance of intimacy in all forms
    • Failure to perform during sexual activity

    » Definition Sexual issues are problems that affect a man or woman's ability to function sexually. While there are a wide array of sexual issues that may cause relationship problems, there are also many forms of therapy that can help, no matter the specific problem.
Prices
First session 60 GBP
Normal price (60 min.) 80 GBP
You save 20 GBP
Online Skype or telephone Counselling
(60 min.) 60 GBP
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Katerina Dimakopoulou
Katerina Dimakopoulou

Katerina Dimakopoulou

London
Psychotherapist , Counsellor/Therapist
About me

Does life feel like its getting on top of you?
Could you benefit from a place to take some time-out?
... to explore your thoughts and feelings
... to get back on a front foot again

Specialties
  • - Excessive Sexual Drive
    • » Symptoms
    • Distress caused by lack of sexual interaction
    • Obsessive thoughts about sex
    • Many sexual partners
    • Long time spent looking at pornography
    • Lack of emotional contact with sexual partners

    » Definition Excessive sexual drive - once known as nymphomania - is when sexual desires and urges have a large negative impact on a person's life, affecting them personally as well as people around them. Both counseling and therapy are helpful for treatment of excessive sexual drive.
  • - Premature Ejaculation
    • » Symptoms
    • Ejaculation within a minute or less of vaginal penetration
    • Inability to delay ejaculation during sexual intercourse
    • Sexual aversion
    • Distress

    » Definition Premature ejaculation is when a male achieves orgasm before they or their partner wishes it to happen. Usually, it occurs within a minute of vaginal penetration. For many people, psychotherapy is a powerful part of any treatment plan to deal with premature ejaculation.
  • - Vaginismus
    • » Symptoms
    • Minor burning during sexual intercourse
    • Unconsummated marriage
    • Breathing problems during intercourse
    • Difficulty with vaginal penetration
    • Sexual aversion
    • Involuntary spasm of vagina muscles
    • Distress

    » Definition Vaginismus is diagnosed when there is an involuntary spasm of the muscles around the vagina that force the opening closed. While there are physical treatments that may be needed, psychotherapy including counseling should not be forgotten to help deal with the emotional problems that may stem from this sexual dysfunction.
  • - Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders
    • » Symptoms
    • Strong desire to be the opposite sex
    • Vocal insistence of being part of the opposite sex
    • Cross-dressing
    • Continual discomfort about sexual identity
    • Inability to maintain an erection or achieve orgasm

    » Definition Sexual and gender identity disorders are disturbances in sexual desire that cause distress and difficulties with interpersonal relationships. While there are a wide range of different types of sexual and gender identity problems, treatment including counseling and therapy can help.
  • - Relationship Problems
    • » Symptoms
    • Avoiding intimacy
    • Lack of communication
    • Stress
    • Anxiety
    • Constant arguing
    • Inability to resolve conflicts
    • Fights that last for days, weeks or months

    » Definition Relationship problems are situations and difficulties that have a negative effect on the short and long term success of an intimate relationship. Both therapy and coaching are recommended to help with learning how to better deal with all sorts of relationship problems.
  • - Unspecified Sexual Dysfunction
    • » Symptoms
    • Pain during sexual intercourse
    • Inability to achieve orgasm - male or female
    • Inability to achieve erection
    • Lack of vaginal lubrication
    • Low sex drive
    • Lack of interest in sex
    • Personal or relationship problems

    » Definition Unspecified sexual dysfunction is diagnosed when a person exhibits symptoms of two or more other sexual dysfunctions. Treatment should include psychotherapy, which is helpful for unspecified sexual dysfunction.
Prices
Counselling & Psychotherapy
(60 min.)		 55 GBP
Show Profile Free Pre-Session
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