Patient's question:
Checked out male dysfunction, my wife has always stayed by my side and accompanied me through treatment, but nothing has improved together. I feel truly guilty inside. If it doesn't get better, I don't want to burden my wife, but I really can't bear to let go. Please ask: How is male dysfunction generally diagnosed?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction in men refers to the abnormal recurrence of one or more stages, or the entire process, of sexual activity in the five stages of sexual desire, penile erection, sexual intercourse, sexual climax, and ejaculation, which affects the normal implementation of sexual activity. The most common forms of male sexual dysfunction are abnormal penile erection and ejaculation. Male sexual function is a complex physiological process that involves various aspects, such as the nervous system, psychological factors, endocrine function, and sexual organs, with the sexual conditioned reflex of the cerebral cortex playing a particularly important leading role.