Introduction
Male sexual health is influenced not only by physical and hormonal factors but also by psychological and emotional well-being. Andrology increasingly recognizes the role of mental health in sexual function and reproductive outcomes.
Psychological Factors Affecting Male Sexual Health
Stress, anxiety, depression, performance pressure, and relationship conflict can significantly impact libido, erectile function, and ejaculation. These factors may coexist with organic conditions, creating complex clinical presentations.
Integrated Diagnostic Approach
Modern andrology employs a biopsychosocial model, incorporating psychological assessment alongside physical and hormonal evaluation. This approach ensures accurate diagnosis and comprehensive care.
Therapeutic Integration
Treatment may involve a combination of medical therapy, psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral interventions, erotic evalaution and sexual counseling. Collaborative care between andrologists and mental health professionals enhances treatment effectiveness.
Conclusion
Psychological health is a critical component of male sexual well-being. Integrating mental health into andrological practice improves outcomes and promotes holistic men’s health.