Sexual Health
Feel connected and confident again.
Changes in desire, arousal, comfort or performance are common, and they usually have a cause. A provider can help you find yours.
Start with a consult. You don’t need a diagnosis to book one.
Options for this goal
What can help with sexual health
Treatment options
- TadalafilImportant safety informationMen’s Hormone Health
- PT-141 (Bremelanotide)Important safety informationWomen’s Hormone Health
- Vaginal DHEAImportant safety informationWomen’s Hormone Health
- EnclomipheneImportant safety informationMen’s Hormone Health
- EstradiolImportant safety informationWomen’s Hormone Health
- KisspeptinComing soonBeing studied for desire and arousal
Peptide programs are not yet available. Availability will depend on federal and state rules and on your provider’s evaluation. Joining the waitlist doesn’t guarantee a prescription.
Available without a prescription
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What we look at in sexual health
Part of the Ivím 360 framework, the way your care team tracks how you feel across every area of health.
Desire
Your drive and interest in sex, and how readily it shows up.
Arousal
How easily and reliably your body responds.
Comfort
How sex feels physically, before, during and after.
Performance
Sustaining activity, control and consistency.
Satisfaction
Enjoyment, pleasure and the ability to reach orgasm.
Confidence
How you feel about your sexual health overall.
Where sexual health changes actually come from
Sometimes it’s what you expect. Sometimes it’s connected to something else a provider can find.
Hormones
Estrogen, testosterone and the changes of perimenopause and menopause all affect desire and comfort, and they’re measurable.
Blood flow
Circulation affects arousal and erections. It’s also connected to heart and metabolic health, so it’s worth looking at.
Stress and sleep
Both lower desire and make arousal harder. They’re a real part of the picture, not an excuse.
Medications
Some common prescriptions affect sexual function. Your provider can review what you take.
One care team, looking at all of it
Your history, your labs, and your treatment, all in one place.
Weight Loss
Weight and metabolic health affect hormones and blood flow. Your provider can look at both together.
Women’s Hormone Health
Desire and comfort often change with hormones. Ivím treats them as real symptoms.
Men’s Hormone Health
Testosterone affects desire and performance. Ivím looks at your labs alongside how you feel.
How care at Ivím works
Tell us what’s going on.
Your health history, what you’ve been noticing, and what you want to work on.
Meet your provider.
A licensed Ivím provider reviews it with you and talks through what’s worth looking at.
Get a plan built for you.
Treatment when it’s appropriate, along with guidance on nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress.
Keep going.
Your care team stays with you between visits, and your plan changes as your needs do. Ivím membership gives you access to your care team and to Ivím’s programs. Medication is billed separately.
Jessica Duncan, MD · Chief Medical Officer
“Sexual health is health. It’s connected to hormones, circulation, sleep and stress, and it deserves the same medical attention as anything else. Nobody should feel like they have to just live with it.”
Jessica Duncan, MD, DABOM Chief Medical Officer
