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Not Having Regular Sex, No Discharge, Dont Feels Like Having Baby. Is This Anxiety Problem Or Weakness?

Hi I am a girl age 22 , I am married from 1 year my husband s age is 33 , since we got married my husband is doing sex with a gap of 1 week or 2 sometimes 1 month, I want to ask why my husband is behaving like this? is there any psychological problem with him or what? while performing sex when he going to get discharge he suddenly pull out, i does not get satisfaction, is he weak or anxiety problem? He also dnt want baby right now, I am really depressed, plz guide me
Mon, 26 Aug 2013
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Psychiatrist 's  Response
Hello,
Normally couples married for one year have intercourse 2-3 times a week. But having less frequency does not point out towards any specific disorder especially when it is not associated with any problem with sexual performance (Erectile Dysfunction/ Premature Ejaculation) or other depressive/anxiety features (decreased interest in pleasurable activities/sadness of mood, hopelessness, death wishes).
Its a possibility that he may be stressed out and not yet ready for kids therefore not going for intercourse. You need to talk to him and be open about your desires of sexual gratification so as you two can sort this out to resume your healthy sexual life. You may have to let him see the woman in you so as he should be attracted to you sexually more frequently.
The reason for his lack of sexual desire if persists despite that may be depression, low testosterone (male sex hormone) levels, or other medical conditions such as diabetes or thyroid problem which decreases the libido.
Since the reason for your depression is lack of sexual gratification by your husband, that is the treatment for you. If your depression persists, see a psychiatrist and get couple counseling.
Hope the answer is helpful. Take care and feel free to ask queries.
Regards.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Dr.Nehal's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for using healthcare magic.

I have gone through your history.

There might be some psychological reason behind your husband's behavior. The reasons might include decreased libido as a part of stress or depression,, performance anxiety as not able to satisfy, or not to have baby etc.

You should ask him lovingly about the reason or else you may take help of counselor or marital therapist for him.

I hope I have answered your concern.

Thanks.
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Psychiatrist Dr. Indrayani Inamdar's  Response
hi, welcome to healthcare magic, i understand the worry u have. my advise would be to consult a marriage counsellor and have a discussion with a ob/gyn along with your husband for appropriate contraception. hope this helps. regards dr inamdar
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Not Having Regular Sex, No Discharge, Dont Feels Like Having Baby. Is This Anxiety Problem Or Weakness?

Hello, Normally couples married for one year have intercourse 2-3 times a week. But having less frequency does not point out towards any specific disorder especially when it is not associated with any problem with sexual performance (Erectile Dysfunction/ Premature Ejaculation) or other depressive/anxiety features (decreased interest in pleasurable activities/sadness of mood, hopelessness, death wishes). Its a possibility that he may be stressed out and not yet ready for kids therefore not going for intercourse. You need to talk to him and be open about your desires of sexual gratification so as you two can sort this out to resume your healthy sexual life. You may have to let him see the woman in you so as he should be attracted to you sexually more frequently. The reason for his lack of sexual desire if persists despite that may be depression, low testosterone (male sex hormone) levels, or other medical conditions such as diabetes or thyroid problem which decreases the libido. Since the reason for your depression is lack of sexual gratification by your husband, that is the treatment for you. If your depression persists, see a psychiatrist and get couple counseling. Hope the answer is helpful. Take care and feel free to ask queries. Regards.