Patient's question:
Recently, my sex life with my wife has been particularly harmonious. My wife always complains about me. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said I had sexual dysfunction. I want to know, where are the better hospitals for treating sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
This disease is a sexual disorder that affects normal male sexual activity. Even with anatomical and physiological conditions, it cannot achieve sexual goals and lead to sexual satisfaction. Specifically, male sexual dysfunction refers to the abnormal recurrence of one or several stages, or the entire stage, among the five stages of sexual activity—sex drive, penile erection, sexual intercourse, sexual arousal, and ejaculation—which affects the normal implementation of sexual activity. The most common male sexual dysfunctions are abnormal penile erection and ejaculation. Active participation in physical exercise can help prevent male sexual dysfunction. Continuous, appropriate physical exercise and outdoor activities will benefit you. Engaging in daily activities can help adjust tense mental labor or neurohumoral disorders, such as running or walking for 30 minutes every day.