Patient's question:
Doctor, my husband is 38 years old. We've been married for two years, but we've only had intercourse twice. He can get an erection, but it's not hard enough, so every time we try to have sex, it doesn't work. We're now trying to have a child, but he rarely has any desire, and we never have sex. He can still get an erection in the morning. Because I had surgery shortly after getting married, we couldn't have intercourse for a year. My husband says it's been too long since we had sex, so he doesn't want to. I think it's not normal. I don't know if it's a physical or psychological reason. How can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
How long has this situation recurred? Has your husband ever had this situation before? Based on your symptom description, it is preliminarily considered that it may be erectile dysfunction. This is generally mainly psychological erectile dysfunction and functional erectile dysfunction, excluding constitutional erectile dysfunction. It is recommended to undergo a penile blood flow test. The above is advice on this issue. It is hoped that it will be helpful to you, and wish you a speedy recovery of health!