Patient's question:
The physical examination at the unit found that my sperm had problems, saying it was male dysfunction. This could very likely lead to my inability to have children. How did I get this disease? I'm really pessimistic now. Please ask: What are the common methods for treating male dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction, also known as "premature ejaculation," refers to the persistent inability of the penis to achieve an erection for sexual intercourse, or the inability to maintain sufficient hardness to complete sexual intercourse despite an erection. The former is called complete erectile dysfunction, while the latter is called incomplete erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction can be classified into three degrees of severity: mild, moderate, and severe, and is also divided into primary and secondary types. Clinical diagnosis often encounters secondary erectile dysfunction, which is generally caused by psychological, medical, or pharmacological factors. Organic erectile dysfunction is triggered by factors such as insufficient arterial blood supply, excessive venous inflow, neuroconductive disorders, endocrine dysfunction, or severe systemic diseases such as high fever, malignant tumors, etc.