Before looking for reasons for bad sex, we must define the term. Sex is bad if at least one of the partners, instead of enjoying sex, feels sensations and disappointment.
What are the causes?
The solution to any problem in sex should always start with dialogue. If you can't discuss these issues alone, see a sex therapist.
We already wrote here about the function, average, and high testosterone values. Today we will talk about low testosterone, its causes, and symptoms.
The norm of testosterone is 10-34 nmol/l or 330-950 ng/dl. Testosterone levels begin to decline at age 30-35; even in healthy men, it is a normal age-related change because the production of the hormone slows down by about 1% annually.
However, there are other reasons for its decline:
At first, the decrease in testosterone may not show up at all outwardly, or it may cause a number of the following symptoms:
Depending on the spectrum of problems that have come to the fore, a lack of testosterone can be identified by a urologist, endocrinologist, or (psychiatrist) psychotherapist.
Testosterone is a crucial hormone that determines not only the normal development and function of the male sexual system but also the overall physical and psychological well-being of men. The norm of testosterone is 10-34 nmol/L or 330-950 ng/dL.
With a slight excess of the norm, especially if it is associated with physiological reasons or has a short-term nature (rapid puberty, vigorous exercise), there may be no violations, or changes in the body are so minor that they are not subjectively felt.
The most common causes of increased testosterone are:
Symptoms can vary greatly and depend on individual characteristics, the degree of increase in hormone levels, and the duration.
Symptoms:
Depending on the range of problems that have come to the fore, excess testosterone can be identified by a urologist, endocrinologist, or psychiatrist (psychotherapist).
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