Sexual Dysfunction
Your GP may be able to offer some help to you. (For instance, in recent years virtually all GPs have started prescribing 'erection drugs', such as Cialis, Levitra and Viagra - though the Government places severe restrictions on who can receive them.)
If your family doctor can't help you, then he or she should discuss the viability of you getting free treatment on the NHS. However, in large areas of the UK, no such free treatment is available. Nevertheless, your GP may know of private therapists in your region who are very easy to get on with, very relaxed and - have seen it all before! They are particularly good with problems like vaginismus, low libido, poor technique, difficulty reaching orgasm, premature ejaculation, retarded ejaculation and inability to conceive.
Who to talk to?
For most problems, a good starting point is to visit your GP but many people find it easier to discuss their problems with a trained sex therapist.
Who to talk to?
For most problems, a good starting point is to visit your GP but many people find it easier to discuss their problems with a trained sex therapist.
