Sexual Health

Sexual Health Symptoms

Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

This is when it’s hard to get or keep an erection firm enough for sex. Basically, things aren’t working quite as they should down there. It can happen now and then, but if it’s happening regularly, it might be a sign that something’s not right— physically, emotionally, or both.

Low Libido

This means your sex drive or interest in sex has dropped. You might feel like you’ve just lost the urge, even if everything else in life seems okay. Stress, hormones, mood, and lifestyle all play a part.

Support & Solutions 

Talk About It - First off — it’s more common than you think, and you’re not alone. Whether it’s with your partner, GP, or a therapist, talking openly can take the pressure off and help you get the right support.

You can also get discreet advice and prescriptions through online UK services like:

• NHS Sexual Health Services
• Lloyds Pharmacy Online Doctor
• Manual (getmanual.co) – male health focused, discreet delivery
• Numan – ED support, supplements, and online assessments
• Relationship Counselling

Sometimes, issues in intimacy or communication need a bit of outside support — and that’s totally okay. Whether it’s for couples or individuals, talking to a professional can make a big difference.

Here are a few options:

• Relate – The UK’s leading relationship support charity offering in-person and online counselling.
• Counselling Directory – Find a qualified relationship or sex therapist near you.
• BetterHelp UK – Online therapy that includes relationship support.