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Around 1 in 10 UK young people report distressing sex problems according to research reported through NHS choices.

http://www.nhs.uk/news/2016/08August/Pa ... blems.aspx

What are your experiences of sex education? Have you experienced sex problems, if so what help has been available?

Helen

Hello LoganWilliams - thank you for your post.

Have you tried talking to your girlfriend? Maybe trying to find out from each other what you feel is the issue and perhaps talking about some possible solutions might help.

Best wishes

I think that sex education is vital for children!
Almost all sex problems are because of lack of knowledge and proper attitude to this field.

Sexual activity involves coordination between various systems of the body. Hormones and neurological pathways must be in sync for sexual desire to be present. Blood vessels, nerves, and penile integrity must all be present for an adequate erection and its maintenance during the sexual relation.

thanks for sharing this information really apperciated

I also appreciate the info. Unfortunately this problem is not only British problem, but many countries as well

Sexual brokenness that influences anybody:

• Apathy toward or craving for sex (low moxie).
  Failure to become stimulated.
  Torment with intercourse (dyspareunia).
  Certain ailments, medicines or drugs.
  Changes in chemicals like low estrogen or low testosterone.

As per recent studies, it has been found that regular exercise can help in erectile dysfunction especially moderate to vigorous aerobic activity.

Regards,
Dr Srishti Mahajan
Homeopathic Healthcare
https://drsrishti.com/

As a psychotherapist, I feel there needs to be a focus on stress and anxiety linked to men's sexual dysfunction. Stress is something men don't often discuss enough with their partners, at work or other men. I cover this more in my blog discussing men and the relevance of mens groups here:
https://www.counsellingandconsultancy.s ... roups-2025