Patient's question:
I am a male, 22 years old, with a 6-year history of masturbation. Recently, I just started dating a girlfriend, and during sexual activity, I found that I simply cannot get an erection. Even when I do get an erection, it doesn't last very long. Is my current condition considered erectile dysfunction (ED)?Please ask: What can lead to erectile dysfunction?
Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common and easily triggered condition, often caused by everyday occurrences in men, primarily stemming from their own neurological reflexes. The main factors contributing to ED include the following aspects:Anxiety is also a cause of premature ejaculation in men who have affairs. When men doubt they might contract a sexually transmitted disease, this concern can gradually evolve into a fear. This fear, when it becomes severe, can lead to resistance, causing the recurrence of premature ejaculation.
Recurring extramarital affairs. Men struggle to understand themselves in this situation, and long-term guilt affects their brain nerves, making these men feel exhausted. At this point, psychological premature ejaculation may occur again.