FEMALE SEXUAL DISORDERS (FSD):

1. Dry Vagina
2. Decreased Vaginal Lubrication
3. Delayed or no orgasm
4. Orgasmic Disorders
5. Frigidity
6. Lack of Desire or Lack of Sex Appetite
7. Inferiority Complex due to sagging breast
8. Syphilis and Gonorrhoea
   

Natural Sexuality is the key to healthy human life for woman and man.
Have you faced any of the following troubles as regard to normal sex life ?

1. Lack of satisfaction from sextual intercourse.
2. Disliking towards husband to lead conjugal sex life.
3. Lack of Understanding.
4. Dissatisfaction.
5. Upset.
6. Irritated.
   

The most possible reason can be detaste for sex for you. This is FEMALE SEXUAL DISORDER (FSD)

Orgasmic disorders (dysfunctions of woman)

We Treat Men and Female Sexual Problem :

1. Improves libido and maintains erection.
2. Alleviates performance related anxiety.
3. Ensures satisfactory coitus decreased libido sexual weakness in the elderly.
4. Reduces performance anxiety.
5. Raises the threshold of Sexual stimuli.
6. Premature ejaculates Spermatorrhea Nocturnal emission.
7. Enhances desire and improves performance.
8. Strengthens erectile power and improves sexual potency.

Gives Hope To The Childless Couple :

• Azoos -Permia
• Oligozoos Permia : Our treatment increases testosterone and endogenous antioxidant level and subsequently improves sperm count thus our treatment gives hope to childless couples when the cause is Oligozoos.

Vacuum Suction Device :

It is a device for male physical exercise equipment. This apparatus so that the male penis makes large and strong. Now in the United States, Japan and other places made a starting effect – the weak strong, the strong stronger.

Vacuum Suction Device is a non invasive device for erectile dysfunction and development of the organ. It was (Ledever 1917) invented 80 years back in USA and also available in West Bengal now.

PRACTICAL POINTERS

1. Pick and choose correct cylinder/rings
2. Shave pubic area thoroughly                                              
3. Generous lubrication is of cardinal importance                       
4. Start in sitting/standing position
5. Slow and firm suction pumping till tumescence
6. If pain-active release suction using vacuum release switch
7. Use fantasy and manual stimulation to augment erection
8. Support rigid penis at its base till its fully inserted in vagina
9. Remove ring in 30 minutes
10. Use water soluble jelly
11. If itching or bruising, discontinue use for 2 weeks
12. If peticheal haemorrhage appears, reconfirm BT, CT, PT and PTT

As an alternative to surgically implanted prosthesis or pharmacological methods of treating impotence, VSD has been used for managing impotence.

Myths and facts about male sexual health :

What is Erectile dysfunction?

• Erectile dysfunction (ED) is sometimes called "impotence." It is the repeated inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse.
• ED is a male problem, that affects the relationship between a couple.

Is ED a disease?

• ED is usually a symptom of an underlying disease process.

How common is ED?

• ED is a common medical problem but is not an inevitable part is aging.
• ED can occur at any age in a man's sexual life. About 5% of 40-year-old men, and 15-25% of 65-year-old men experience ED.

What causes ED?

The most common causes are:

• High blood pressure
• Heart disease
• Elevated cholesterol levels (hyperlipidemia)
• Diabetes
• Neurologic problems like stroke, Parkinson's disease, and spinal cord injury
• Surgery or radiation treatment in the pelvic area
• Blood pressure medications (beta blockers) and antipsychotic drugs can cause ED as a side effect
• Excessive alcohol/smoking.

Whom should I approach for help or information?

• You must visit expert and experienced sexologist who can show you a lot  of incident as an example.

How is ED diagnosed?

The following means are used to diagnose ED:

• Medical and sexual histories: These help to define the degree and nature of ED
• Physical examination: Gives clues to find underlying disease
• Psychosocial examination: Reveals the involvement of psychological factors
• Laboratory tests.

How is ED treated?

• Your doctor will decide if the cause is due to any medication you are taking, and may suggest a different line of treatment
• Drug therapy: To be taken under strict medical supervision
• Psychological counselling
• Special vacuum devices or surgery
• Stop alcohol and nicotine abuse
• Maintain a healthy lifestyle. Exercise regularly.

Diagnostic Interpretation

In purely psychogenic erectile dysfunction, a minimal amount of VAD produces fully rigid erection with adequate sustenance. In severely vasculogenic (organic) erectile dysfunction even maximum amount of most potent combination of VAD will fail to produce erection beyond tumescence stage. An intelligent comparison of these responses comparing with the patient's natural erection, gives the clinician a host of

Penis disorders

There are two primary disorders that affect the male reproductive external organs. These include penis disorders and testicular disorders. Disorders of the penis and testes can affect a man's sexual functioning and fertility. Some disorders that affect the penisinclude priapism, Peyronie's disease, balanitis, phimosis, paraphimosis, and penile cancer.

Priapism

Priapism is a persistent, often painful erection lasting more than 4 hours in duration. The priapism erection is not associated with sexual activity and is not relieved by orgasm. It occurs when blood flows into the penis but is not adequately drained. Common causes of priapism include:

• Alcohol or drug abuse (especially cocaine)
• Certain medications, including some antidepressants and blood pressure medications
• Spinal cord problems
• Injury to the genitals
• Anesthesia
• Penile injection therapy (a treatment for erectile dysfunction)
• Blood diseases, including leukemia and sickle cell anemia.

Phimosis

Phimosis is a condition in which the foreskin of the penis is so tight that it cannot be pulled back (retracted) to reveal the head of the penis. Phimosis, which is seen most often in children, may be present at birth. It also can be caused by an infection, or by scar tissue that formed as a result of injury or chronic inflammation. Another cause of phimosis is balanitis, which leads to scarring and tightness of the foreskin. Immediate medical attention is necessary if the condition makes urination difficult or impossible.

Paraphimosis