Persistent sexual arousal syndrome is a condition that is more commonly known by many professionals as PSAS. Below are some of the most common characteristics that are used to help physicians diagnose this type of condition.
- There are generally inconsequential events or factors that can often set off the physical changes that occur with this type of condition.
- Even when there is absolutely no sexual activity at all that is present, psychological responses occur constantly and the physical signs or an erect penis lasts much longer than normal and its erect state does not go away naturally.
- Individuals with this condition experience numerous problems because of the untimely manner in which the condition occurs.
- In normal situations an erect penis will go away after an orgasm has been achieved, and this is not the case with this type of condition. Generally several orgasms are needed before the erect penis will go down.
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