erectile dysfunction +ejaculatory disorders

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define erectile dysfunction

inability to achieve or maintain penile erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance

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ED has an association with… (2)

CVD, Diabetes

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how does an erection occur

sexual arousal = release of NO from neurone synapses in corpus cavernosum in penis = accumulation of cGMP = smooth muscle relaxation = inflow of blood to the corpus cavernosum = erection

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do you refer to psychosexual or relationship therapy for ED?

yes- even though the psychogenic part of ED causes is only 20%

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how can antipsychotics lead to ED

due to the blockade of D2 receptor in tuberoinfundibular pathway = elevated prolactin levels (olanzapine, risperidone, haloperidol)

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how can steroids cause ED

lower testosterone

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how do 5alpha reductase inhibitors cause ED

inhibit conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone = induction of androgen deficiency + BPH

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how do we get an objective score for ED

SHIM, sexual health inventory for men

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what are the 2 phases of ejaculation called

emission, expulsion

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what system mediates ejaculation

autonomic nervous system

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premature ejaculation is the ______ disorder

most common

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what is the difference between primary premature ejaculation and secondary premature ejaculation

primary is lifelong and started when they become sexually active, secondary is acquired, occurs within 3 mins of penetration

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what is anejacultion

complete absence of ejaculation

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what are some causes of anejaculation

interruption of neural pathways of ejaculation eg. Spinal cord injury, DM with peripheral neuropathy, MS, structural or medication induced

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treatment of anejaculation

counselling, sperm retrieval if desire to become pregnant

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what is retrograde ejaculation

semen passes backwards into the bladder, bladder neck fails to close in expulsive phase

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what are some causes of retrograde ejaculation

surgery, neurogenic disruptors, medication, mechanical disruption of bladder neck

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treatment for retrograde ejaculation

sympathomimetic agents eg. imipramine, pseudoephedrine, midodrine and sperm retrieval if trying to get pregnant, sperm can be retrieved from urine