Sexologist Doctor in Delhi Dr P K Gupta

Male anorgasmia is a disorder of diverse origin (psychological, hormonal, neurological or pharmacological) that causes the absence or decrease in intensity of the orgasms of those who suffer from it. It should be noted that the most severe form of anorgasmia, in which the orgasms directly disappear, is the rarest, the most common being the one in which the intensity decreases. “I have always enjoyed my relationships, from when I was practically a teenager until many years after I got married, had children and became independent. However, for a few months, I have noticed that my orgasms are not what they used to be: they have lost intensity and I hardly feel any pleasure. It's bad? Does it have a solution?" In this article, Dr P K Gupta,  sexologist in Delhi , aims to provide answers to these very common questions: what causes male anorgasmia? Does it have a solution? WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF MALE ANORGASMIA? The most common causes are the following: PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSE

Balanitis is inflammation of the head of the penis which, when it reaches the foreskin, is called balanoposthitis, and causes symptoms such as redness, itching and swelling of the region. This inflammation, in most cases, is caused by an infection with the  Candida albicans  fungus, but it can also happen from a bacterial infection or simply due to an allergy to some type of underwear or hygiene product. Although it can happen to any man or child, balanitis is more common in those who have not been circumcised, as secretions, moisture and bacteria accumulate under the foreskin. When the first symptoms of balanitis appear, it is important to consult the  best sexologist in Delhi  to start the appropriate treatment and end the discomfort. Main symptoms In addition to redness on the head of the penis, balanitis can cause other symptoms such as: intense itching; Bad smell; Increased sensitivity; Slight swelling of the head of the penis; Presence