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Husband unable to get erection, feels guilty and frustrated
Asked by Female, 34, Married
I have an emotionally close relationship with my husband. However, he is unable to make love to me as he does not get an erection. Should I see a urologist?
Answer
Salma Prabhu
Clinical Psychologist
Hello,
Thank you for replying back and also giving more details, especially regarding the love and the closeness that you both share. I can imagine his frustration, because of not being able to have a sex life. He seems to have come to terms with his needs. The laughter is just a defence mechanism to cover his own feelings of helplessness..
My dear, it is time to see a sexologist. Do not delay.
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