By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
As a partner, noticing changes in his behavior or physical health can help you both address the issue early on, without judgment or embarrassment. Not every change is serious, but certain signs might suggest he’s dealing with sexual health issues.
If you notice any of the following, it’s important to approach the situation with care and compassion, offering support for him to seek the right help.
By recognising these signs early, both of you can work towards finding solutions together and maintaining a healthy, happy relationship.
1. Loss of interest in sex
This might be due to low libido or a deeper emotional or physical concern. It’s important to have an open conversation about how he’s feeling, as stress, depression, or even hormone imbalances can affect his desire.
2. Trouble maintaining an erection
3. Pain during sex
Painful sex can affect his overall mood and confidence, so it’s important to check in with him and encourage a visit to the doctor if the discomfort persists. He may be hesitant to bring it up, but it’s crucial for his health and your relationship.
4. Premature ejaculation
PE might be related to psychological stress, anxiety, or an underlying health issue. If it becomes a frequent problem, it’s a good idea to gently suggest that he speak with a doctor or therapist to work through the cause and find effective treatments.
5. Fatigue or lack of energy
When a man is exhausted, his body may not be able to function sexually as it normally would. If you notice that his energy levels are low and it’s affecting his desire or performance, it’s worth addressing together.
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