Sexual function

Function is health, not a performance score.

Clear guidance for erection, ejaculation, orgasm, fertility, and the conversations that often surround them.

Clinical cutaway comparing relaxed and increased blood flow through adult penile erectile tissue.
Medical illustration: OpenStax, CC BY 4.0
Clinical cutaway comparing relaxed and increased blood flow through adult penile erectile tissue.
Medical illustration: OpenStax, CC BY 4.0
01 · Function

Erections and sexual function

Why erections vary, when a pattern may be erectile dysfunction, and how to prepare for care.

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Clinical sagittal anatomy illustration showing the urinary and reproductive structures involved in ejaculation.
Medical illustration: OpenStax, CC BY 4.0
02 · Function

Ejaculation and orgasm

Timing, volume, sensation, dry orgasm, pain, and changes that are worth discussing.

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Clinical sagittal anatomy illustration showing the urinary and reproductive structures involved in ejaculation.
Medical illustration: OpenStax, CC BY 4.0
03 · Reproductive health

Fertility-related questions

What penile function can and cannot tell you about fertility and how evaluation usually begins.

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Clinical cutaway comparing relaxed and increased blood flow through adult penile erectile tissue.
Medical illustration: OpenStax, CC BY 4.0
04 · Curious body

Morning, nighttime, and spontaneous erections

Why erections can happen without sexual thoughts and what a change in the pattern can mean.

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05 · Everyday questions

Masturbation, friction, and recovery

A direct guide to temporary soreness, lubrication, technique changes, and signs that are not just friction.

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06 · Whole-body health

Medicines, hormones, and health conditions

Why penile function can change with whole-body health and how to discuss goals without stopping treatment on your own.

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07 · After surgery

Changes after pelvic or prostate surgery

Erections, orgasm, ejaculation, urine leakage, sensation, and the questions to ask your own surgical team.

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A wheelchair user speaking openly with a rehabilitation clinician about sensation, comfort, and sexual health.
08 · Adaptive health

Disability, sensation, and adaptive sexual health

Function, comfort, positioning, devices, autonomic symptoms, and care that starts with the person’s goals.

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09 · Whole-body signals

Penis health, diabetes, and circulation

Why erection, sensation, skin, and urinary changes can belong in a whole-body health conversation.

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