Sexual Disorder Treatments in Long Island, New York

Have you been experiencing sexual difficulty for some time now? It may be something that is tough to admit but if you’re a man having a hard time getting erections or are a woman with low sexual desire, pain during intercourse or problems after menopause, you’re definitely in great company. In fact, approximately 31 percent of men and 43 percent of women have reported some level of sexual dysfunction or disorder, which can occur at during foreplay, arousal or orgasm.

The stats are higher than they should be, but stress can attribute greatly to this, especially when living in a large city like Long Island, NY. With nearly 8 million residents, it’s not exactly the seclusion you’d associate with an island. Stretching east from New York City, there are plenty of places to go to escape the stress such as walking or biking through Jones Beach State Park, Fire Island and Montauk Point State Park off the Atlantic Coast. Then there is North Fork on the east end of the island, which is home to several wineries and the Hamptons, known for upscale real estate, trendy restaurants and antiques shops. There are many options in Long Island to get away from the busyness of daily living, but we know it’s not always possible and that can affect one’s sex life.

Causes of Sexual Disorder for Men and Women:

Physical causes — Several physical or medical conditions can cause problems with sexual function including diabetes, heart and vascular (blood vessel) disease, neurological disorders, hormonal imbalances, chronic diseases such as kidney or liver failure, and alcoholism and drug abuse. The side effects of certain medications including some antidepressant drugs can also affect sexual function.

Psychological causes — These include work-related stress and anxiety, concern about sexual performance, marital or relationship problems, depression, feelings of guilt, and the effects of a past sexual trauma.

Types of Sexual Disorders for Men and Women:

  • Desire disorders — lack of sexual desire or interest in sex
  • Arousal disorders — inability to become physically aroused or excited during sexual activity
  • Orgasm disorders — delay or absence of orgasm (climax)
  • Pain disorders — pain during intercourse

Erectile Dysfunction in Men

Also known as ED or impotence, erectile dysfunction is the inability to attain or keep an erection of the penis necessary for the sexual satisfaction of both partners. About 30 million American men are affected and nearly all those who seek treatment can find some measure of relief. ED can be caused by prostate cancer, the after-effects of surgery, hormonal problems, drug side effects and conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

Corewave ™ Therapy™ is the most advanced treatment for erectile dysfunction utilizing low intensity shockwave therapy or acoustic waves. Fortunately, our Corewave ™ certified physician in New York is ready to help patients in Long Island, NY restore their sex lives utilizing safe and natural methods. What makes Corewave ™ different is its propriety protocols and certified physicians which allow for natural erections, without surgery, medications or pain.

Have you experienced some type of sexual disorder? Call our medical staff at (917) 924-4445 to inquire about our Corewave ™ Therapy™ treatment for men and other noninvasive treatments for women.

Low Testosterone in Men

Testosterone is a hormone found in men and women although men have much higher levels of testosterone than women. Production of testosterone increases during puberty but starts to decrease after 30 years of age. The level of testosterone in men begins to decline at about 1 percent each year, which is a natural result of aging. Testosterone in women decrease by half from the age of 21- 40 years old.

Testosterone helps maintain several important bodily functions in men, including:

  • Sex drive
  • Erectile function
  • muscle mass/strength
  • bone density
  • red blood cell production

P-treatment for Men

The P Treatment uses Platelets and is an office procedure developed to deliver long-term improvements in sexual performance to men, especially those who suffer from erectile dysfunction. This is often used alone or be used alongside Corewave ™ Therapy™,  cellular therapy or a number of other medications for erectile dysfunction.

The P- treatment is a modern medical procedure that can effectively treat erectile dysfunction that cannot be achieved with pills, creams, or other male enhancement procedures. It is a non-surgical, pain-free treatment for ED.

O Shot for Women

The O Shot is an all-natural, pain-free non-surgical procedure that can rejuvenate vaginal and clitoral function, which could improve sensitivity and enhance a women’s sex life and orgasms.

The O Shot also helps with urinary incontinence. Many women lose urine while coughing, laughing, sneezing, the O Shot is a procedure that does not involve invasive surgery and patients may be able to avoid a urinary sling, allowing for dryness and vaginal comfort.

Ideal candidates for the O shot procedure are women seeking:

  • Stronger Orgasms
  • Increased Sexual Desire
  • Increased Natural Lubrication
  • Decreased Urinary Incontinence
  • More Vaginal or clitoral sensation

The O Shot® is an in-office procedure that uses a special method that isolates platelets from your own blood. The Platelets are placed back into the clitoris and upper vagina.

Ideal candidates for the O shot procedure are women seeking:

  • Stronger Orgasms
  • Increased Sexual Desire
  • Increased Natural Lubrication
  • Decreased Urinary Incontinence
  • More Vaginal or clitoral sensation

The O Shot® is an in-office procedure that uses a special method that isolates platelet rich plasma (PRP) from your own blood. The PRP is placed back into the clitoris and upper vagina.

Low Sexual Desire for Women

According to the Mayo Clinic, women’s sexual desires naturally vary throughout the years. Female sexual arousal disorders usually overlap with the end of a relationship or with major life changes, such as pregnancy, or an illness. Menopause is another very common reason that women have low libido. Some medications used for mood disorders can also cause low sex drive in women.

You may have a condition called hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) if your lack of interest in sex continues or returns and causes personal distress. If you’re concerned with your low sex drive, there are lifestyle changes, sexual techniques and some medications that can get you in the mood more often.

Signs of low libido

  • Having no interest in any type of sexual activity, including masturbation
  • Never or only seldom having sexual fantasies or thoughts
  • Being concerned by your lack of sexual activity or fantasies

Female Sexual Dysfunction Symptoms

Let’s talk menopause. Most of us know that it is when menstruation stops for a year, but with that comes major hormonal changes. Unfortunately, these changes lead to hot flashes, low desire, vaginal dryness and painful intercourse.

The good news is that there are ways to solve this problem by using bio-identical hormones in the form of the Mona Lisa touch laser and medication. Incredibly, these solutions increase desire and decrease side effects in order to make menopause as comfortable an experience as possible.

If you are experiencing sexual dysfunction symptoms, contact us for recommendations and resources that can help you. Call us at (917) 924-4445

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