Recently
a friend invited me to a seminar of doctors in a private hospital related to
some studies on sexual dysfunction in the Arabian Gulf, particularly in Saudi
Arabia patients.
And by
nature as a researcher and writer, I was attracted to such seminars which are
looking for collective and diverse situations and problems, especially those
that are threatening our marital life .. so I decided to convey to the readers
some of the axes that have been put forward in this medical symposium, which is
of interest for many of the sons of the Arab Gulf in general .. and our beloved
Kingdom in particular.
There
was among the speakers Dr. Shadid Ashour, Andrology consultant in a private
hospital in the western region, which was called specifically for this seminar
to provide his research and studies concluding them in a brief message for Gulf
over forty men by saying: (Dear man .. The doctor is your first medical
adviser, as his main concern is your organic and psychological health, and
where the sexual health is of the most important aspects of the sense of this
health.. It is our duty to repair any difficulties, but unfortunately a lot of
husbands and wives keep these things which relate to married life and its
problems as secrets to themselves and avoid discussing these things even with
doctors.
Dr.
Ashour told the Saudi man, saying: My brother Saudi citizen sexual dysfunction
is of the most important images of these problems, a lack of ability to start
erection or maintain it for the completion of the marital relationship with
successfully satisfaction for both partners of the marital relationship..
sexual dysfunction is not really considered specific and shame him for the man,
but it could happen for some things and circumstances of life, such as
emergency or temporary stress, fatigue, smoking and use of drugs or alcohol on
a regular basis or be infected with many of the most important diseases as
diabetes, depression, high blood pressure and many other diseases.
But
always sexual dysfunction can be cured or overcome it, regardless of the reason
or the incidence or duration of the complaint or the age of the patient, but
the patient fails to question the doctor in charge of this branch of medicine
to solve the problem as the Vulgaris saying goes (treating the problem in its
beginning prevents its deepening) and that's because of shame or a sense that
he is the only who has the disease without the rest of the race of men so we
say not to worry although sexual dysfunction may affect about 50% of men
between forty and seventy years of age.