Patient's question:
Divorced for a year, my husband has been in a state of low libido. Even when he gets slightly erect, the hardness is not enough. He went to the hospital, but it didn't solve the problem. He was prescribed a box of Viagra, and it worked well, but he can't keep taking it. Now he wants a child, what should he do?Doctor's answer:
Sexual function in men is a complex physiological process involving various factors such as the nervous system, psychological factors, endocrine function, and sexual organs. Among these, the sexual conditioned reflex of the cerebral cortex plays a particularly important leading role. Changes in lifestyle and mindset, such as drug use, overwork, and poor hygiene, can negatively affect sexual function.If sexual dysfunction is to be effectively treated, the use of a fertility locator for artificial insemination is not necessary. Male diseases can be alleviated, but the treatment process is usually lengthy, and relapse is common after recovery. Therefore, during treatment, medications should be used according to the specific symptoms. Additionally, patients should avoid prolonged sitting or riding and pay close attention to personal hygiene.