A sexologist is a person who studies human sexuality and sexual behaviour and has a doctoral level degree in the chosen subject. Sexologists can provide sex counselling or sex therapy.

2. How can a Sexologist help?

Sexologists educate people about how to lead satisfying, safe and fulfilling sex lives by specifically addressing the issues which may include psychological or physiological problems.

3. What problems a Sexologist can treat?

A sexologist who is working as a sex therapist provides counselling or assistance related to sexual problems by talking the person.

4. When do you need to see a sex therapist?

When you are facing difficulties in your sex life like, mismatched desires to have sex or disinterest in sex, then the sex therapist will be able to help resolve the issues.

5. Sexologist and sex therapists, are they the same?

A Sexologist is a person who studies human sexual behaviour and sexuality and a sex therapist is a sexologist working in a clinical setup to advise people to overcome sex life related issues.

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Who are Sexologists?

Branch of medicine that deals with the study of human sexuality and human sexual interests along with functions and behavior is called Sexology. Doctors or physicians who are specialized in diagnosing and treating medical conditions related to sex organs and sexual activity are Sexologists.

When should an individual consult a Sexologist?

One should visit or consult a Sexologist if an individual suffers from any of the following conditions:

Absence or delay in orgasmLack of sexual desire or interest in sex
Erectile dysfunction [impotence]
Men who are not happy with the size of the penis
Pain and discomfort during or after sex or intercourse
Masturbation
Arousal disorders
Premature ejaculation
Circumcision

Can Sexologists perform surgery?

Sexologists cannot perform any kind of surgery. Sexologists are specialized in diagnosing and treating male & female sexual problems through medications, counseling, and by suggesting lifestyle modifications. They also provide sex counseling and sex therapy.

How often should I consult a Sexologist?

Depending on the health condition of sexual organs and sexual activity, one should visit a Sexologist once a year. If an individual is suffering from any complications in sex life like difficulties in getting closer, sexual orientation identity, and reduced desires it is recommended to have follow-up sessions with the Sexologist.

Can Sexologists treat erectile dysfunction?

Sexologists can treat erectile dysfunction by prescribing a few medications and lifestyle modifications. Erectile dysfunction is a type of sexual dysfunction caused by inability to maintain or develop penis erection during sexual activity. This can lead to psychological depression in men.

Can Sexologists treat STDs [Sexually Transmitted Diseases]?

The medical condition or infection caused due to having unprotected sexual intercourse is called Sexually Transmitted Diseases [STDs]. Both men and women are equally prone to get STDs through either vaginal, anal, or oral sexual intercourse. Sexologists can diagnose and treat STDs with the help of medications and lifestyle modifications. Having multiple sex partners will increase the chances of getting an STD.

Can Sexologists treat premature ejaculation?

There is no permanent cure for premature ejaculation but Sexologists can treat it through medications and exercises. It can be caused due to psychological factors such as depression, stress, relationship issues, etc. physical causes like high blood pressure, thyroid problems, and diabetes.