Sexual needs and desires are a natural part of being human, and sex is an important aspect for all people, regardless of disability.
1. Sexual needs and disabilities
Universal needs: People with disabilities may have sexual needs and desires, just like everyone else. Sex is part of human life and has nothing to do with a person's physical condition or health status.
Individual differences: The type and degree of disability may affect an individual's sexual experience and needs, but this does not mean that people with disabilities do not need sex. Everyone's needs and desires are unique.
2. Sexual health and disabilities
Physical adaptation: Disabilities may require adjustments to sex to accommodate physical conditions. For example, using specific positions, assistive tools, or techniques to increase comfort and pleasure.
Medical support: Some people with disabilities may need medical or professional support to improve sexual function or cope with related problems.
