DO WOMEN HAVE E.D?

The topic of E.D. has been at the forefront of the news with the advent of Viagra and with the ads featuring Bob Dole. Approximately 23% of men have the problem of E.D., and probably the percentage is higher if you address the issue of premature ejaculation. But, what about women? Do they have a problem too? Yes, approximately 46% of women have a problem with arousal and/or libido.

We understand that there are many reasons that a woman may have a problem in this area. A woman's sexuality is more general, therefore, she is more easily distracted. Worries, anxiety, fatigue may interferes with the response. The fact that there are young children in the house, or worse yet, teenagers may make her self conscious or unable to concentrate on relationship activity. Dropping hormonal levels from menopause, birth control pills or recent childbirth may hamper the arousal. Decreased libido can occur as a side effect from medication. Mood problems from depression, anxiety, poor self image, and anger and/or resentment may affect libido and arousal.

There is hope. Evaluation of the hormonal levels, physical health, and medications should be undertaken initially. Adjustments can be made. Counseling may be necessary. At the Fairfax Urology Center, Ltd., we recognize that this is an important issue in the total health care of the patient. We have also began to utilize a special topical cream that will in most cases increase a woman's arousal in intimate circumstances. For further information call 703-591-5443 and ask about Viacreme.

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