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Sexual brokenness or sexual breakdown alludes to a trouble experienced by an individual or a couple during any phase of a typical sexual action, including want, inclination, excitement or climax. Sexual dysfunctions can significantly affect a person's apparent nature of sexual life. An exhaustive sexual history and evaluation of general wellbeing and other sexual issues (if any) are vital.

Sexual troubles might start right off the bat in an individual's life, or they might foster after an individual has recently experienced charming and fulfilling sex. An issue might foster progressively over the long run or may happen out of nowhere as an aggregate or halfway powerlessness to take part in at least one phase of the sexual demonstration. The reasons for sexual challenges can be physical, mental, or both.

Close-to-home elements influence the sex to incorporate both relational issues and mental issues inside the person. Relational issues incorporate conjugal or relationship issues or the absence of trust and open correspondence between accomplices. Individual mental issues incorporate melancholy, sexual feelings of dread or culpability, or past sexual injury.

Physical factors contributing to sexual problems include:
• Wounds to the back
• An extended prostate organ
• Infection (diabetic neuropathy, different sclerosis, growths, and, once in a long while, tertiary syphilis)
• Drugs, like liquor, nicotine, opiates, energizers, antihypertensives (medications that lower circulatory strain), allergy medicines, and a few psychotherapeutic medications (used to treat mental issues like misery)
• Endocrine issues (thyroid, pituitary, or adrenal organ issues)
• Disappointment of different organs (like the heart and lungs)
• Hormonal lacks (low testosterone, estrogen, or androgens)
• Nerve harm (as in spinal string wounds)
• Issues with blood supply