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Let us speak of that secretive subject, which nevertheless continues to be eyed sideways in our super-woke, super-connected society that is sexual wellness . It would be whispered in hallways and searched at late hours on Google, but it may seem that we are interested in this topic; however, we are 10 years behind in stigmatised and misinformed conversations. However, what we would like to tell you is that sexual health does not necessarily mean the act itself, but also your mental, physical, emotional, and relational health. And that you can discuss it freely and significantly without any hesitation.
Dr. Anup Dhir, a foremost expert on aesthetic and sexual wellness, whose voice took central stage in helping Indian society move past the wall of silence surrounding intimacy, desire, dysfunction, etc. Over the years, off the practice and through awareness creation, Dr. Anup Dhir has been convincing patients that sexual wellness is not only normal but a necessity as well. It is high time to discard the myths, release the taboo, and step into a more enlightened and empowered space.
Myth 1: Sexual problems are purely physical.
Fact: They tend to be mental or emotional as well.
Dr. Anup Dhir underlines the fact that such problems as low libido, erectile dysfunction, or dissatisfaction are often based on the reasons of stress, problems in a relationship, anxiety, or some previous traumas. Although hormones and health also have a role to play, it depends on our mental level in most of our intimate lives. Such treatments as psychosexual counselling and mindfulness usually work better than immediate solutions such as pills. As Dr. Anup Dhir likes to say, there is no magic pill to fix any emotional disconnection.
Myth 2: Sexual wellness belongs to the youth.
Truth: It is important at all ages.
The perception that after the age of 50, sexual health is obsolete has become one of the most widespread myths. Dr. Anup Dhir identifies the enhancement of the quality of sexual intimacy at later ages, where it is even more satisfying and can be fundamental to emotional attachment. At 30, 60, or any other age you are, it is time to take care of your sexual wellness. The journey does not end on the occasion of the menopause, andropause, or medical conditions; it simply changes the map.
Myth 3: Performance problems are only experienced by males.
Truth: Women experience the same obstacles to sexual wellbeing, or even more barriers in this case.
Dr. Anup Dhir sees thousands of women in his practice who struggle with painful intercourse, lack of arousal, post-pregnancy changes, and disconnection. Unfortunately, a lot of people are unable to enjoy the silent cry since it is not proper behaviour for good girls to discuss this kind of stuff. Wrong again, sexual wellness among women is mostly ignored in the context of traditional medicine, yet there are treatments available, such as hormonal treatment, pelvic physical therapy, PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) therapy, and intimate rejuvenation, and they do work.
Myth 4: A discussion about sexual health is a shame.
Reality: Sexual Awareness is as important as any other health issue.
The truth is, most of us, in our childhoods, were raised in families where the issue of that topic was packed with awkwardness. However, silence spreads false information. And ignorance by misinformation, brings on fear. Dr. Anup Dhir is a firm believer in sexual education not only in clinics, but also in educational establishments, marriage, and even in the individual trip of self-discovery. In his opinion, the creation of free conversations about sexual wellness helps people to gain the freedom of informed decision-making, to turn to help sooner, and to establish more stable relationships.
Due to the progress in science, sexual wellness is no longer a mystery with giggles veiled around it. Modern medicine is revolutionising the way things used to be with low-intensity shockwave therapy to improve erectile dysfunction, to non-invasive vaginal tightening, and lubricating procedures. However, all that is in vain when you are not even ready to walk into a clinic or to pose the most appropriate questions. Dr. Anup Dhir takes a holistic approach to treatment, which involves medical experience and a humane touch, which most patients lack in the traditional arrangement.
Conclusion
Busting the taboo about sexual wellness is not about breaking with the old-school attitude only; it is about proclaiming personal value. You have a right to enjoy a fulfilling and healthy intimate life. You are allowed to ask what you want to know, to feel listened to, and your body and mind must be a priority. Dr. Anup Dhir is making the courageous effort of shifting whispers into conversations and awkward questions into strong knowledge. His calling is obvious: dignity, education, and choice for everyone, independently of their age or gender. Then let us begin to talk. Loudly and Proudly. Since you and your whole well-being are worth it.
