Patient's question:
Taking medication to treat an illness has resulted in my penis being unable to erect normally. I'm not even married yet, what should I do? What are the dangers of sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction, weak erection, and abnormal erections may also occur. Ejaculation difficulties may reappear, potentially leading to premature ejaculation, anejaculation, painful ejaculation, hematospermia, and other issues. Sexual life may also be impaired, with symptoms such as fainting during intercourse, aphasia, hysteria, sudden death, or fear of sexual activity. Sexual desire may also be disrupted, such as low libido, sexual aversion, or hypersexuality, all of which can be indicative of sexual dysfunction. It is recommended to visit a hospital for targeted examinations to diagnose the condition.