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If you want to know how to stop losing your erection due to anxiety , the first step is understanding why it happens. Anxiety pushes your brain into a fight-or-flight state, which pulls blood away from the penis and makes erections unstable or disappear. This is a common and completely reversible response. You can stop this by calming your mind, reducing performance pressure, and using simple techniques before intimacy. Slow breathing, grounding, and shifting focus from “perf

Psychosexual therapy is a form of talk therapy that helps people overcome sexual problems caused by stress, anxiety, fear, relationship issues, or past experiences. It focuses on the mind and emotions, not physical treatment. A trained Sex therapist guides you with counselling, simple exercises, and behaviour changes to improve confidence, intimacy, and sexual well-being in a safe and private way. Sex problems can make anyone feel worried, embarrassed, or confused. Many peopl

Nightfall in boys happens due to hormonal changes, sexual dreams, and built-up tension during puberty. It’s the body’s natural way to release semen when testosterone levels rise. Stress, poor sleep, and watching adult content can increase frequency. Usually, nightfall is normal unless it occurs very often or causes fatigue or weakness. Most boys experience nightfall at some point, especially during teenage years. It can feel strange or embarrassing, but it’s actually a norma

How many nightfalls per month is normal? Most men experience 1- 4 nightfalls per month , which is completely natural. The number can vary depending on age, hormones, sexual activity, and stress levels. Occasional nightfall is a healthy biological process, not a sign of weakness or illness. Nightfall, also called a wet dream, is a natural way for a man's body to release extra semen while he sleeps. It usually occurs during the rapid eye movement (REM) stage, when erotic dreams

Yes, stress can absolutely ruin your sex life — and often in more ways than one. When you're overwhelmed, your body produces high levels of cortisol, the primary stress hormone. This hormonal shift can disrupt your libido, interfere with arousal, and even lead to stress-induced erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation. Over time, chronic stress chips away at emotional intimacy, making sex feel like a task instead of a connection. How Stress Can Ruin Your Sex Life Whethe