Symptoms of male sexual disorders can vary depending on the specific condition. Common signs include difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction), which may lead to frustration or stress. Premature ejaculation is another issue, where ejaculation occurs too quickly during intercourse, often before or shortly after penetration. Conversely, delayed ejaculation is characterized by difficulty or inability to ejaculate, even with sufficient sexual stimulation.

A noticeable reduction in libido or sexual desire can also signal a sexual disorder, leading to a lack of interest in sexual activity. In some cases, pain during intercourse or penile sensitivity changes may occur, particularly in conditions like Peyronie’s disease. Men may also experience emotional distress, such as anxiety or depression, which can further affect sexual function.

If these symptoms persist, they can impact relationships and emotional health, making early diagnosis and treatment essential for restoring sexual well-being.