Sexual Dysfunction in women and men

In the USA, up to 30 million men are affected by erectile dysfunction. The risk of such a sexual disorder increases with age. Sexual disorders are among the most sensitive medical issues and are often associated with shame or, in the worst case, a feeling of inferiority. However, those affected should not be afraid to seek professional help.     

If sexual satisfaction is not achieved despite intimate activity, the cause may be a dysfunction of the nerves. Because sexual function in men and women requires the involvement of the pelvic nerves.

GNS (genital nerve stimulation) is a new technique developed by Prof. Possover that addresses this issue. In this treatment method, a microstimulator system a few millimetres in size is placed behind the pubic bone on the genital nerve. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia through a small incision concealed by the pubic hair. A remote control stimulates the genital nerve, which leads to sexual arousal as well as penile erection. No further use of Viagra is necessary. In women, electrical stimulation causes the erection of the clitoris without the aid of a vibrator. Genital nerve stimulation considerably improves sexual satisfaction in both sexes.

Experiencing sexual satisfaction with the help of genital nerve stimulation  

The sexual health of a woman, just like that of a man, is extremely important for her emotional and physical well-being. In general, the prevailing opinion is that sexual activity is controlled by a purely physical desire and that this physical desire for sex leads to sexual arousal and orgasm.

This may be true for men. However, according to scientific research, sexual desire and behaviour are much more complex in women. For many women, especially from the age of 40 and after menopause, physical desire is not the actual driving force behind sexual activity. In addition, the importance attached to sexual satisfaction varies between women and men. Even among women, the point of view is divergent - some women feel satisfied only when they are sexually aroused. Others, on the other hand, only feel sexual satisfaction if they also experience an orgasm.

With thousands of nerve endings, the clitoris is the most sensitive part of the female genital area, and thus the source of intense sexual pleasure. Stimulation of the clitoris often - but not always - leads to orgasm. In the case of severe disorders of female sexual satisfaction, genital nerve stimulation (GNS) can bring about a significant improvement and contribute to a balanced and satisfying sexual life. For this purpose, a microstimulator system a few millimetres in size is placed behind the pubic bone on the genital nerve. The genital nerve can be stimulated by remote control if desired.