Medical Care for Sexual Concerns

Empowering Your Sexual Well-being

Sexual medicine is a specialized branch of healthcare dedicated to understanding and addressing the complexities of human sexuality. Sexual medicine specialists possess a deep understanding of sexual function and dysfunction, as well as the intricate interplay between individual and partnership behaviors, experiences, and the impact of sexual trauma. They are also knowledgeable about how various medical conditions and treatments can affect sexual well-being. At the Rochester Center for Sexual Wellness, our team, led by Dr. Pebble Kranz, is committed to providing comprehensive care for sexual, relational, menopause, and gender concerns. Dr. Kranz, a Fellow of the European Committee on Sexual Medicine and the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health, brings extensive expertise in menopause medicine, sexual medicine, and gender care. Additionally, she is dedicated to educating healthcare professionals and the community on sexual health issues, ensuring that her patients receive the most informed and compassionate care available.

Addressing Complex Sexual Concerns

Sexual concerns often require more than a typical medical visit to fully understand and address. These issues can involve biological, psychological, interpersonal, cultural, social, and even spiritual dimensions. If you’re struggling with a sexual concern, you deserve comprehensive care and treatment that respects your whole being. Our team is committed to creating a safe, supportive environment where you can explore your concerns without fear or judgment.

Common Issues We Address

Our sexual medicine consultations can help with a wide range of issues, including:

• Erectile Dysfunction or Ejaculation Problems

• Arousal or Lubrication Issues—whether it’s too much or too little

• Low Sexual Desire

• Pain During or After Sex

• Discomfort During Pelvic/Gynecology Exams

• Orgasmic Challenges

• Sexual Problems Following Cancer Diagnosis or Treatment

• Sexual Changes After Menopause

• Sexual Side Effects from Medications, Procedures, or Surgeries

• Desire for Gender Affirming Medications or Treatments

• And many more…

Collaborative Care

While we do not provide primary care or general urology and gynecology services, we can work closely with other healthcare providers to develop personalized treatment plans that meet your unique needs and goals. This collaborative approach ensures you receive comprehensive support every step of the way.