Sexual Dysfunction
By FormBlends Medical Team · Last reviewed April 2026
Sexual dysfunction includes erectile difficulty, reduced libido, and arousal disorders in both men and women. It is highly prevalent, affecting an estimated 30% of men and 40% of women at some point. Underlying hormonal imbalances are often a root cause and can be addressed through targeted peptide and hormone therapies.
Affects roughly 30% of men and 40% of women at some point in life
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Common Symptoms
- Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections
- Reduced sexual desire or interest
- Delayed or absent orgasm
- Decreased genital sensitivity
- Performance anxiety secondary to physical symptoms
- Vaginal dryness or arousal difficulty in women
Common Causes
- Low testosterone or estrogen levels
- Vascular insufficiency reducing blood flow
- Chronic stress and psychological factors
- Side effects from antidepressants or blood pressure medications
- Metabolic conditions including diabetes and obesity
Treatment Options
PT-141 (Bremelanotide)
PT-141 acts on melanocortin receptors in the brain to stimulate sexual arousal through a central nervous system pathway, working independently of vascular mechanisms.
Learn more about PT-141 (Bremelanotide) →Testosterone Replacement Therapy
TRT addresses sexual dysfunction in men with confirmed low testosterone by restoring hormone levels to a physiological range, improving libido and erectile function.
Learn more about Testosterone Replacement Therapy →Hormone Optimization
Full lab work to identify and correct hormonal imbalances including thyroid, estrogen, and DHEA levels that contribute to sexual dysfunction.
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