EXCITEMENT

In short, arousal is our body’s response to the sexual act, these changes depend on physiological as well as hormonal factors.

However, we currently know that sexuality is complex in such a way that psychological aspects can have a lot of influence on our excitatory response.

Just to give an example, what is most visible in men is the erection, on the other hand in women it is lubrication. However, we know that women also have an erection in the clitoris and men have lubrication in the urethra when they are excited.

SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS

Although excitement is sometimes confused with desire, undeniably these are two distinct responses of our sexuality that can eventually happen at the same time, but on the other hand, can happen in isolation.

Occasionally, it is possible for us to have sexual desire for a person and our body not to respond, in this sense the man may have difficulty having an erection even though he is very desireful. Just as a woman may not have lubrication, although she desires sexual intercourse.

Certainly this lack of response of the body from being just an isolated episode usually related to everyday stress as well as everyday worries. In the same way that very high expectations regarding sexual performance can be a factor that hinders this response.

However if the erectile dysfunction, as well as lack of lubrication, has been happening for more than 3 months, it is necessary to seek professional help to understand the factors that lead to this dysfunction in order to obtain the most appropriate treatment.