Best Sexology Treatment Clinics in Delhi

Fortis Bloom Ivf Centre, Fortis Lafemme Hospital

Greater Kailash Part 2, Delhi

S-549, Greater Kailash II, New Delhi

8764 KM's away

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Doctors

Beds

Dr. Hrishikesh Pai

IVF

42 years of experience

5.0

(11)

Dr. Sunita Arora

Obstetrician

25 years of experience

Dr. Tripti Sethi

Gynecologist

14 years of experience

Dr. Rishikesh Pai

Gynecologist/Obstetrician

5 years of experience

Dr. Nandita Palshetkar

Gynecologist/Obstetrician

40 years of experience

3.0

(2)

Psychowellness Centre

Janakpuri, Delhi

Multi-Specialty Hospital

A-5B/62-B

8749 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Sudipta Das

Counselling Psychologist

13 years of experience

Dr. (Prof) Suri

Psychologist

41 years of experience

Dr. Kala Sengupta

Psychologist

37 years of experience

Dr. Sakshi Kochhar

Psychologist

14 years of experience

Dr. Utkarsh Yadav

Psychologist

3 years of experience

Dr S.k Jain Burlington Clinic

Karol Bagh, Delhi

#1021/18 , 1st Floor, Main Arya Samaj Road

8760 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. S Jain

Ayurveda

45 years of experience

Dr. Shriyans Jain

Sexologist

23 years of experience

Usma Ayurvedic Clinic Pvt. Ltd.

Laxmi Nagar, Delhi

E-63, 3rd Floor, Jawhar Park

8769 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Sudershan Sharma

Sexologist

42 years of experience

Dr. Rahul Dutt

Electro Homeopath

13 years of experience

Balaji Skin Clinic

Hari Nagar, Delhi

2, WZ 406 L, 54 A, Janak Park, Hari Enclave

8751 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Sandeep Gupta

Cosmetologist

20 years of experience

Maheshwari Clinic Naraina Village

Naraina Vihar, Delhi

WZ 572 G Club Road

8755 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Sandeep Gupta

Cosmetologist

20 years of experience

Dr Dinesh Sharma's Ayurvedic Clinic

Ip Extension, Delhi

302 Kanungo Apartments, 71

8771 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Dinesh Sharma

Ayurveda

45 years of experience

The Stone Clinic

Rohini, Delhi

D-7/316 , Sector-6 , Vishram Chowk, Rohini

8753 KM's away

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Doctors

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Dr. Anil Agarwal

Sexologist

22 years of experience

Kerala Ayurveda Panchkarma Clinic

Rohini Sector 7, Delhi

G-20/ 167, Sector 7 (Sector 6-7 main dividing road), Rohini

8753 KM's away

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Doctors

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Dr. Vaidya Gupta

Ayurvedic Preventive Medicine Specialist

31 years of experience

Arogyadham Clinic

New Friends Colony, Delhi

Block - B

8767 KM's away

Specialities

Doctors

Beds

Dr. Rakesh Agarwal

Sexologist

44 years of experience

Top 10 Sexology Treatment Clinics Near Delhi

Hospital	Rating	Doctors	Location
Fortis Bloom Ivf Centre, Fortis Lafemme Hospital	----	66	Greater Kailash Part 2, Delhi
Psychowellness Centre	----	55	Janakpuri, Delhi
Dr S.k Jain Burlington Clinic	----	22	Karol Bagh, Delhi
Usma Ayurvedic Clinic Pvt. Ltd.	----	22	Laxmi Nagar, Delhi
Balaji Skin Clinic	----	11	Hari Nagar, Delhi
Maheshwari Clinic Naraina Village	----	11	Naraina Vihar, Delhi
Dr Dinesh Sharma's Ayurvedic Clinic	----	11	Ip Extension, Delhi
The Stone Clinic	----	11	Rohini, Delhi
Kerala Ayurveda Panchkarma Clinic	----	11	Rohini Sector 7, Delhi
Arogyadham Clinic	----	11	New Friends Colony, Delhi

Questions & Answers on "Sexology Treatment" (973)

Am Brenny 27 years old,, It has been 4 months since my wife gave birth and she's not giving me sex claiming that she's not heal yet, and that she still have some pain inside of her vagina. Is there any medical prescription that can help with that? Coz I really want some sex

Female | 24

It’s common for women to experience discomfort following childbirth, which may persist due to physical changes or underlying issues such as vaginal tearing or hormonal fluctuations. Encourage your wife to discuss her symptoms with a gynecologist, who can offer personalized advice and potential treatments to ease any pain. Open communication between both of you is crucial during this period. Focusing on emotional intimacy and understanding can strengthen your bond as she heals.

Answered on 16th Jan '25

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I am 30 year old male single and from last 10days I am noticing that I am not having erection which I was having earlier so what should I do.

Male | 30

Trouble with getting an erection can be a reason for stress, anxiety, or physical problems. It is good to follow a healthy diet and do exercises to stay fit. Please also try to unwind and share your problems with someone you love, like a close friend or family member. If it persists, you may want to consider seeking out a sexologist for more support. Be happy and do your best to keep healthy!

Answered on 21st Aug '24

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Last 2 years se pme and ed both problems hogyi hai.. also high sensitivity ki problem bhi hai.. medicine bhi try krri but koi solution nhi milra.. kindly help ..

Male | 26

PME, which means premature ejaculation, and ED, which means erectile dysfunction, are both abbreviations. These problems can make your life difficult. Moreover, being too sensitive can add to the difficulties faced. But don't give up! These problems can be due to physical or psychological causes. See a sexologist for a comprehensive and personalized plan.

Answered on 19th Nov '24

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Sexual problem ling shota hai gf shod ka chla gyi kya mara ling bda ho skta hai

Male | 24

Ling ka size aksar genetic factors se tay hota hai, aur yeh kuch samay mein badal nahi sakta. Agar aapko kisi bhi tarah ki samasya, jaise erectile dysfunction ya performance anxiety ka saamna karna pad raha hai, to yeh bahut aam hai aur is par baat karna zaroori hai. Relax rehna aur open communication aapke rishte ko behtar bana sakti hai. Agar yeh samasya lagataar rahe, to ek sexologist se milna bhehtar hoga, jo aapki samasya ka sahi samadhan de sakte hain.

Answered on 8th Jan '25

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I had a unprotected anal sex on 10 march ...with my boyfriend...but I am still virgin with vagina taken ab unwanted 72 within 72 hrs ...am I safe from pregnancy

Female | 23

It's understandable to have concerns after intimate encounters. Since you engaged in unprotected anal sex, the primary risk is sexually transmitted infections (STIs) rather than pregnancy, as the vagina is not involved. The emergency contraceptive pill you took is effective in preventing pregnancy from vaginal intercourse, but it does not affect risks from STIs. Monitoring for any unusual symptoms, such as pain or unusual discharge, is wise. If you have any concerns or feel unwell, consulting a sexologist is advisable for personalized care and comprehensive testing.

Answered on 20th Mar '25

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im 14 years old, and after i masturbated i noticed a mole on my face getting bigger, my vision's getting worse, im getting way tired than usual, everything's being bad for me and i'm trying to stop this addiction. we all know that masturbation can affect hormonal changes, so how can reverse the side effects of masturbation and shrink the mole due to masturbation? please be detailed, thank you for your valuable time reading this.

Male | 40

Masturbating itself won't make moles bigger. Moles change naturally over time, apart from habits. For tiredness and worse eyesight, rest enough, eat well, and stay hydrated. If overwhelmed, talk to an adult or counselor.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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How to get rid from prone masturbation

Male | 25

This behavior often stems from early habits. To break the cycle, try alternative techniques like manual stimulation. Adjusting takes time, but promotes healthier practices.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Dumps on my dick. I don’t know what’s going on can you help me out

Male | 24

It appears that you could be having genital warts. They are characterized by small masses that pop out on the skin of the inflict. It springs from a virus recognized as HPV. Genital warts can be itchy, painful, and even bleed. A physician can get you the basics of it, dispense the remedies, and do things like removing them if necessary. It is, therefore, mandatory to get a qualified sexologist's opinion and seek proper care.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I was doing sex with a sex workers and my condom teared and dont know on time and had sex with teared condom how many chances of me getting hiv and how i can aviid it ☠️

Male | 21

Having sexual intercourse with an HIV-infected partner without condoms is risky and may result in HIV infection. If you have had sexual intercourse with a sex worker and the condom has torn, you should test for HIV as well as other STIs as soon as possible.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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What causes testicular torsion can i exersise thinking about torsion i cant move freely

Male | 19

If there is pain and discomfort avoid exercise...

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I took Levonorgestrel pill 11 hour after unprotected sex and I did again unprotected sex after 8 hours after taking it do I need the 2 pill

Female | 20

Taking the emergency contraceptive pill within a short time frame after unprotected intercourse is the best step you can take. However, since you engaged in additional unprotected intercourse shortly after taking the pill, it’s advisable to speak with a gynecologist. They can provide tailored advice and may recommend additional measures. Side effects can include nausea or changes in your menstrual cycle, but these are often temporary.

Answered on 19th Feb '25

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Am having semen leakage and want to treat it ,is as result of over masturbation

Male | 25

Experiencing spontaneous fluid leakage can be concerning, and it's important to know it may have various causes, including frequent stimulation. Symptoms might include unexpected discharges or changes in sensitivity. To address this, reducing the frequency or duration of sexual activities can help. Strengthening pelvic muscles through exercises may also be beneficial. However, for personalized advice and to rule out any underlying issues, I recommend scheduling a consultation with a sexologist. They can provide tailored recommendations and reassurance. You're taking a positive step by seeking solutions, so don't hesitate to reach out for support.

Answered on 16th Jan '25

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After masturbate and after sexual thoughts discharge same ya different ?? Which harmless? Kis ka koi nuqsan na ho body ko?

Female | 29

Masturbation and sexual thoughts can lead to ejaculation, which is a normal physiological response. The fluid expelled during these activities is typically the same, consisting of sperm and seminal fluid. Both processes are harmless and do not harm your body. It's natural to experience these feelings, and they usually have no negative effects on health. However, if you have concerns about frequency or its impact on your daily life, consulting a sexologist can provide personalized reassurance and guidance. Remember, open conversations about sexual health are important for overall well-being.

Answered on 29th Jan '25

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can't last long in the bed and I feel the size is to small

Male | 20

Experiencing discomfort during rest can arise from various factors, including mattress size, support, or personal comfort preferences. Symptoms like difficulty sleeping may indicate that your current setup isn't ideal. Consider exploring larger or more supportive bedding options tailored to your needs. Additionally, lifestyle factors such as stress or physical fatigue can influence your sleep quality. It's beneficial to create a relaxing sleep environment and practice good sleep hygiene. If this issue persists or significantly impacts your daily life, please consult a sexologist for personalized advice and solutions. Your comfort and well-being are important.

Answered on 18th Jan '25

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Was diagonised with having low sperm count and was told to rake proviron by my doctor for 3 months.However am I allowed to have sex once in a while during this period?

Male | 25

Yes.. you can..

It is easily treatable through the Ayurveda medicines.

There are so many causes for low sperm count like varicocele, hyseocele… Some infections, sexually transmitted infections, including gonorrhoea... Ejaculation issues, undescended testicles, Hormone imbalances.

Problems with sexual intercourse like erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, painful intercourse.

Exposure to radiation, X rays, overheating the testicles.

Elevated temperatures impairs sperm production and function… Like sitting for long periods, wearing tight clothing or working on a laptop computer for long stretches of time also may increase the temperature in your scrotum and may slightly reduce sperm production.

So better to avoid all these.

Alcohol & Tobacco use, smoking, Emotional stress, Depression and overweight also causes low Sperm count n low motility.

Take food items rich with vitamin C. vitamin D and zinc.

Start taking hot milk twice a day also two to three dates in the morning and in the night with milk.

Avoid junk food, oily and more spicy food, alcohol, tobacco, tension and anxiety.

Start doing brisk walk or running or cardio exercises for at least 1 hour a day.

I am suggesting u some ayurvedic medicines.

Take dhatu paushtika churan one teaspoon in the morning & in the night.

Take tablet shukar matrika bati one in the morning and one in the night.

Take tablet Brihat Bangeshwar ras one in the morning one and one in the night after food.

All three preferably with milk or with water.

Do all the above suggested treatment for 4 months and see the results.

If you don't get satisfactory results then please go to your family doctor or a good sexologist or urologist.

You can also contact me on my private chat or directly on my clinic numbers.

We can send you the medicines by courier.

My website: www.kavakalpinternational.com

Answered on 20th Nov '24

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I am 30 year old male single from last 10 days I am noticing that I am not having erection which I was having earlier and the morning erection also not happening and at intercourse time also not having proper erection what should I do,it is because of low testosterone or something else kindly suggest.

Male | 30

The symptoms you described, like having difficulty getting and keeping an erection, could be a result of different reasons, for example, low testosterone levels. It's also possible that stress, anxiety, or lifestyle factors may be the ones that you are contributing. I recommend getting in touch with a sexologist for further assessment and direction on the best course of treatment.

Answered on 20th Aug '24

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Premature eta caution ,which medicine takes

Male | 38

One reason a man may not last long during sex is his inability to finish quickly enough, which can cause worry. Anxiety or depression might also contribute, making it hard to feel inspired or happy. Techniques to help with this issue are available. For instance, relaxation exercises can improve endurance, and wearing condoms might help. Open communication and mutual trust between partners are also important.

Answered on 15th July '24

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Red foreskin and glans. It gets worse when i try condom on, condom often brake also.

Male | 26

Redness on the foreskin and glans can result from irritation, infection, or sensitivity. The discomfort while using condoms might indicate an allergic reaction or friction. It’s important to ensure proper lubrication and choose latex-free options if allergies are suspected. Maintaining good hygiene is essential, along with avoiding irritants. If symptoms persist or worsen, seeking medical advice from sexologist is crucial to determine the exact cause and receive appropriate treatment.

Answered on 16th Mar '25

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i am 32 year old, i have sex releated problem, i was doing sex with my partner. i was out within one to two minits

Male | 32

You have premature ejaculation. It is the time you cum too fast while having sex. It can arise from stress, anxiety, or low experience. Try to be calm and act gradually. You may also want to change positions or discuss it with your partner. It is normal to have this problem and you can learn how to control it.

Answered on 29th Oct '24

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Regarding male sex related

Male | 27

It's common to experience changes in sexual health, which can manifest as difficulties with desire, performance, or satisfaction. Various factors contribute to these issues, including stress, hormonal imbalances, or underlying health conditions. Lifestyle modifications, such as regular exercise, a balanced diet, and open communication with your partner, can make a significant difference. However, if these concerns persist, I encourage you to consult a sexologist. They can provide personalized advice and support to address your specific situation and ensure your overall well-being.

Answered on 19th Mar '25

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