Patient's question:
I feel sexual aversion, and every time it's not ejaculation, delayed ejaculation—truly strange. I went to the urology department of a hospital for a check-up, and the doctor diagnosed it as a sexual disorder. How should I take care of it?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry too much about functional disorders caused by sexual psychological disorders, as there is no organic inflammation. Just pay attention to readjusting your mindset and completely eliminating anxiety. Once the psychological disorder is gone, the functional disorder will naturally disappear as well. You can also seek the help of a professional sexual psychological expert to engage in deep-level communication, identify the causes of the sexual psychological disorder, and implement targeted psychological therapy, which may help solve the problem. In terms of diet, pay attention to consuming more high-quality protein foods like lean meat, taking appropriate amounts of fat, digestible vitamins, and trace elements, and also quit smoking and drinking alcohol.