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We Have Not Been Able to Consummate Our Marriage Because My Husband Has Erectile Dysfunction: What Can Be Done

When a couple is unable to consummate their marriage, it’s not just a physical concern—it becomes an emotional and relational one too. The pressure, guilt, and confusion that follow can quietly destroy intimacy and trust if not addressed in the right way. One of the most common but least talked about reasons behind this situation is erectile dysfunction (ED).


Many couples try to handle it on their own, hoping it will get better with time or by trying random pills. But when sex remains unconsummated for weeks or months, it’s often not just a physical issue. It’s psychological. That’s where psychosexual therapy comes in.


Understanding What’s Really Happening

Erectile dysfunction within a marriage often stems from deep-seated anxiety, not lack of attraction or love. The moment sex becomes something that has to work, pressure takes over. The husband begins to anticipate failure, and the body follows that pattern. Each unsuccessful attempt reinforces fear, creating a loop that becomes harder to break.


In many cases, even medical investigations reveal no physical issues. Yet the problem persists. This is where a psychosexologist like Rishabh Bhola plays an important role. He helps couples understand why performance anxiety, guilt, and internalized pressure block sexual response and how the brain can be retrained to respond naturally again.


We Have Not Been Able to Consummate Our Marriage
Psychosexual therapy can help diagnose the root cause of the problem

Why Psychosexual Therapy Works Better Than Medication

Most couples start with medication, hoping it will be a quick fix. But pills do not address the fear, conditioning, or relational disconnect that usually cause ED. The moment medication is stopped, the anxiety returns.


Psychosexual therapy, on the other hand, focuses on rewiring emotional and behavioral patterns. With structured sessions, both partners learn to slow down, communicate openly, and rebuild touch without pressure to perform. Over time, the man regains natural confidence in his body.


What Happens in Therapy with Rishabh Bhola

Rishabh Bhola has worked with countless couples facing the same issue: they couldn’t consummate their marriage because of ED. His approach is calm, personalized, and science-based.


He doesn’t prescribe medication. Instead, he focuses on:

  • Understanding the emotional and psychological triggers behind ED

  • Building comfort and physical familiarity between partners

  • Reintroducing intimacy step-by-step

  • Helping men unlearn performance anxiety and restore natural erections

Every couple leaves with tools and techniques that help them move forward in a realistic, pressure-free way. For many, just a few sessions bring back the intimacy and trust that felt lost.


The Emotional Impact on Both Partners

When intercourse doesn’t happen, both partners suffer silently. The man feels inadequate; the woman feels unwanted or confused. This silence can turn into resentment or avoidance. Addressing this early with therapy prevents long-term damage to the relationship.


Psychosexual therapy is not about “fixing” one partner—it’s about healing the bond. Once communication and comfort are restored, physical connection follows naturally.


Why Choosing the Right Specialist Matters

Not every therapist understands sexual dysfunctions at a deep psychological level. General counseling or even urology visits may miss the emotional dimension entirely. A trained psychosexologist bridges that gap by working on both the mind and the body’s response.


Rishabh Bhola is one of the most trusted psychosexologists for couples facing this issue. His therapy helps men regain confidence and helps couples reconnect without the need for lifelong medication.


Final Thoughts

Consummation difficulties can feel like a secret no one else has. But thousands of couples go through the same experience, and most recover fully once they get the right help. Erectile dysfunction does not define a man or a marriage—it simply signals that something needs attention. With psychosexual therapy, that attention leads to healing, intimacy, and real connection.


If you and your partner have been unable to consummate your marriage, don’t wait for it to fix itself. Book a confidential online session with Rishabh Bhola, a leading psychosexologist who has helped countless couples rebuild their intimacy and confidence naturally.

Rishabh Bhola

Rishabh Bhola is a distinguished psychosexologist and sexologist, renowned for his compassionate, root‑cause approach to male sexual health. Specializing in psychogenic erectile dysfunction, premature and delayed ejaculation, low libido, and couple counseling, he combines cognitive behavioral therapy, sex therapy, physical and mental exercises, and lifestyle adjustments to empower men and couples. Offering both secure online consultations and in‑person sessions from Delhi, India - Rishabh maintains strict confidentiality while guiding clients toward restored confidence and intimacy

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