What should I do if I have sexual dysfunction and don't want to have sex?

Patient's question:

My heart function is getting worse and worse. I have experienced erectile dysfunction twice, and I have sexual dysfunction and don't want to have sex. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Sexual dysfunction refers to the inability to engage in normal sexual behavior or to derive pleasure from it during normal sexual activity. Most cases of sexual dysfunction are non-organic, meaning there are no abnormalities or inflammation in the sexual organs, but rather they are caused by psychological factors. If long-term psychological disorders and various adverse factors persist, it can lead to a decrease in libido. It is recommended to maintain a positive mindset, adopt a healthy lifestyle, and pay attention to perinatal hygiene. Male diseases tend to be recurrent, requiring long-term medication.

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