LEIGH REGENERATIVE MEDICINE SYSTEM
6110 Falconbridge Road, Suite 100 Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Restore intimacy, confidence, and connection with a nervous system-based approach to arousal dysfunction — non-invasive and personalized.
You may struggle with low libido, erectile difficulties, anorgasmia, or emotional numbness.
Traditional approaches (medications or counseling alone) often fail to address the underlying nervous system dysregulation.
Your relationships, confidence, and overall quality of life can suffer.
Arousal dysfunction isn’t just “in your head” — it’s often a symptom of an imbalanced nervous system.
At Leigh Brain and Spine, Dr. Cosmas Leigh specializes in helping patients overcome arousal dysfunction by treating the nervous system directly.
Focus on lasting results, not temporary fixes
Holistic, science-backed methods tailored to each patient
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Arousal dysfunction refers to difficulties with sexual arousal, libido, or responsiveness. It can affect men and women and is often caused by nervous system dysregulation, stress, or hormonal imbalances.
Our therapy targets the root cause of arousal dysfunction by restoring proper nervous system function, rather than only artificially stimulating symptoms with medication.
The number of sessions varies depending on the severity and duration of your arousal dysfunction. Your treatment plan will be personalized.
Arousal dysfunction refers to difficulty becoming physically or mentally aroused during sexual activity. In men, it often means trouble achieving or maintaining an erection, while in women, it can involve inadequate vaginal lubrication or lack of physical responsiveness.
Arousal dysfunction can be caused by a combination of physical, psychological, or lifestyle factors. Common causes include hormonal imbalances, stress, anxiety, depression, certain medications, alcohol use, and medical conditions like diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
No. Low libido refers to a lack of sexual desire or interest, while arousal dysfunction involves difficulty becoming physically aroused even when there is desire. However, both conditions can occur together.
Anyone can experience arousal issues, but risk increases with age, chronic illness, hormone changes (such as menopause or low testosterone), and poor lifestyle habits like smoking or lack of exercise.
A healthcare provider may review your medical history, perform a physical exam, and possibly order lab tests to check hormone levels or other underlying health issues. Open communication about symptoms and emotional health is also key to diagnosis.
Yes. Treatment depends on the cause but may include lifestyle changes, hormone therapy, counseling or sex therapy, medication, or treatment for underlying medical conditions.
Don’t let arousal dysfunction control your life or your relationships. Take the first step toward restoring intimacy, confidence, and vitality today.