Meet Dr. Bharathi

M.S. in Sexuality, Sexual Consultancy & Psychotherapy

India's pioneering female sexologists with more than 20 years of professional experience in sexual and mental healthcare.

Director

  • GVS Research Center for Sexual & Mental Health
  • Pre & Post Marital Counseling Center
  • Pregnant Women (Antenatal) Counseling Center
  • Menopause & Andropause Counseling Center
Dr bharathi MS in sexuality and sexual consultancy and psychotherapy

Psychosexual Problems Treatment in Hyderabad

Psychosexual problems are difficulties related to sexual desire, arousal, performance, satisfaction, or sexual identity that may have psychological, physical, or relationship-related causes. Common psychosexual problems include:

In men

  • Low sexual desire (low libido)
  • Erectile dysfunction (difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection)
  • Premature ejaculation (ejaculating sooner than desired)
  • Delayed ejaculation (difficulty ejaculating despite adequate stimulation)
  • Anorgasmia (difficulty or inability to reach orgasm)
  • Performance anxiety (fear of sexual failure)
  • Reduced sexual satisfaction

In women

  • Low sexual desire
  • Difficulty becoming sexually aroused
  • Vaginal dryness (which may have physical or hormonal causes)
  • Pain during intercourse
  • Difficulty or inability to reach orgasm
  • Fear or anxiety related to sexual activity

Problems affecting any gender

  • Sexual performance anxiety
  • Relationship-related sexual difficulties
  • Sexual aversion (marked avoidance or fear of sexual activity)
  • Compulsive sexual behavior (in some cases)
  • Distress related to sexual orientation or gender identity (often due to social stigma rather than the orientation or identity itself)
  • Sexual dysfunction associated with depression, anxiety, trauma, or stress
  • Sexual side effects of medications (such as some antidepressants)
  • Hormonal changes affecting sexual function (e.g., menopause or age-related testosterone decline)

Common contributing factors

  • Stress and fatigue
  • Anxiety or depression
  • Relationship conflict
  • Hormonal changes (including age-related changes)
  • Chronic illnesses such as Type 2 Diabetes or heart disease
  • Alcohol, tobacco, or other substance use
  • Certain medications
  • Past sexual trauma

Many psychosexual problems are treatable through a combination of medical evaluation, psychological counseling, sex therapy, lifestyle changes, or medication when appropriate. If symptoms persist or cause distress, consulting a healthcare professional with experience in sexual medicine or a mental health professional can be very helpful.