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Episode 321: Penis Problems, And How To Fix Them
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The penis doesn’t always do what you want it to do. For example, sometimes you might want an erection but can’t get one, or maybe you’ll reach orgasm faster than you’d like. These things happen. But when does a penis problem cross the line into becoming a sexual difficulty in need of treatment? That’s what we’re going to be exploring today. We’re going to talk about common male sexual health issues, including how they are clinically defined and treated, as well as tips for maintaining penile health as you age.
I am joined once again by Melissa Hadley Barrett. Melissa is a nurse practitioner and sexologist, and the founder of Restorative Sexual Health Clinic and Restore Men’s Intimate Health. She is also co-founder of The Penis Project Podcast.
Some of the specific questions we answer in this episode include:
- What is Peyronie’s disease, and how would someone know if they had it?
- What “counts” as having premature ejaculation?
- How can men last longer in bed?
- What’s the difference between a sexual dysfunction and a sexual disappointment?
- What are some different ways of dealing with erectile dysfunction?
You can check out Melissa’s website and YouTube channel to learn more.
Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.
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