Sexual aversion disorder is defined as sexual dysfunctions that occur with the person's constant and repetitive disgust, aversion to any sexual activity or intercourse, and the reactions it shows. These activities can be kissing, seeing the genitals, touching, oral sex, as well as the person may feel aversion to the genital secretions or to the whole sexual activity. When the person with the disorder is confronted with whatever he or she is disgusted with, he or she may show symptoms such as severe tension, distress, sometimes retching, vomiting, feeling very bad, and even fainting in rare cases, and sexual activity may not be sustained. Accordingly, due to the continuity of the situation, it negatively affects the sexual life of the person who avoids sexuality or sexual activity that he is disgusted with. It is a specific disorder with the behavior of avoiding and avoiding sexual intercourse for a long time. There is an extreme insensitivity to sexuality, hatred and anger towards sexuality. For this reason, sexual aversion disorder should be considered as a further dimension of the problem of sexual aversion. These people are also obsessed with cleanliness and meticulousness. In addition, anxiety and panic disorder, as well as phobic avoidance, are disorders that can be seen together with sexual aversion disorder. The striking point is that these people actually do not have a problem with their partners. They are mostly attached to their partners, in love with them, but due to some factors, they cannot show this love in sexuality. Evaluations such as sin, shame and prohibition may come to the fore.
REASONS
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Contemplation of sexuality expressed with concepts such as "shame, prohibition, sin", avoidance of sexuality, parental models that prohibit sexuality
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Negative view of sexuality and negative value judgments
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Adequate emotional support for sexual interests and thoughts in childhood Failure to do so
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Punitive and preventive attitude
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Sexual mistreatment, previous sexual traumas (harassment, sexual abuse and rapes)
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Growing up with ultra-conservative and strict religious rules
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Sexual prohibitions and strict moral rules
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Painful sexual intercourse (dyspareunia)
TREATMENT
The treatment of all sexual problems It is very important to provide the right communication with the client, to provide an environment of trust, and to provide the support of the spouse. In the treatment, sensitive point exercises outside the genitals and systematic desensitization techniques are used against sexual panic. After the reduction of anxiety is achieved, it is done to get to know one's own body and sexual organs, erotic massage, pelvic floor muscle exercises and adaptation to male genitalia.
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