Concerns such as low desire, performance anxiety, erectile difficulties, premature ejaculation or pain can have psychological, relationship and physical causes — often together. They frequently overlap with stress, anxiety, depression or side effects of medicines.
Our approach
Dr. Sneha Sharma offers a private, respectful consultation to understand the cause, followed by a plan that may include counselling, couples sessions, addressing anxiety or mood, and medicines where appropriate.
Common signs & symptoms
- Low interest in sex
- Performance anxiety
- Erectile difficulties
- Premature or delayed ejaculation
- Pain or discomfort
- Relationship strain related to intimacy
How psychosexual concerns is treated
Counselling
Addresses anxiety, beliefs and relationship factors.
Couples sessions
Improving communication and intimacy together.
Medical treatment
When appropriate, after a careful assessment.
When should you see a psychiatrist?
Consider a consultation if a concern has lasted several weeks, causes distress, or is affecting your relationship.
Related conditions
Medically reviewed by Dr. Sneha Sharma, MBBS, MD Psychiatry · Last updated 3 November 2026. This page is for information and does not replace a consultation.