We interviewed 277 men who were adjudged, in California, to be sexual psychopaths. In addition to this interview, we were able to obtain the probation records for 42 per cent of these men, reports of the court psychiatrists (for 53 per cent), reports made by therapists and social workers during and at the conclusion of [...]

Less expected, for example, is the extent to which living quarters, either those of the offender or of his partner, or a joint residence, are a prime location for sex offenses other than incest. To these six should be added a single group from the force offenses-aggressions against children. It is only in the peeping, [...]

The homosexual offenders naturally have the largest proportions of individuals who have ever, since puberty, had sexual contact with one or more males, the proportions ranging from 98 per cent (the homo sexual offenders vs. adults) to 81 per cent. The fact that the incidence for all homo sexual-offender groups is not 100 per cent [...]

Humans seem to have a virtual monopoly on orgasm during sleep: the phenomenon has almost never been noted in other animals. Although such orgasms are a common but quantitatively unimportant occurrence among males in the United States, they have received virtually no clinical attention aside from a study of the content of accompanying dreams. The [...]

This is a heterogeneous category consisting of 31 males who were convicted of offenses against females where physical sexual contact did not occur or could not be proven; exhibition, peeping, and obscene communication cases are excluded. This negative definition leaves us with a vague residuum of offenses generally labeled as contributing to the delinquency of [...]

The treatment of choice for bacterially caused NGU is antibiotics, most commonly doxycycline, azithromycin, erythromycin, or ofloxacin. The type of antibiotic chosen for initial treatment is the same for chlamydia as for the other bacterial causes of NGU. If herpes is thought to be the cause of the urethritis, then an antiherpes medication is used [...]

It used to be thought that in order to transmit herpes, the infected person must have a sore or another symptom of a herpes outbreak, such as itching, tingling, or leg pain. In other words, the message was “If you’re having an outbreak, abstain from sex, but if you’re not having symptoms, then you can [...]

By checking the urethra, the bladder urine, and secretions from the prostate after the prostate examination and by doing the appropriate tests to detect infection cells and cultures in these fluids, the cause of the genital symptoms can usually be determined. Sometimes evidence of infection may be seen in several of the fluids. Prostate symptoms [...]

Sometimes two people have been together for a certain period of time— months or years—and have been monogamous. They trust each other and want to stop using a barrier method of preventing the spread of STDs. But either or both of them might have acquired a sexually transmitted infection from a previous partner, even if [...]

DISCHARGE FROM THE PENIS Discharge from the penis is never a normal occurrence, and any man experiencing this symptom should be examined by a health care provider while he is having the symptom. The most common causes are sexually transmitted infections, such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, and nongonoccal urethritis. Some men think this symptom is caused [...]