Patient's question:
After marriage, I didn't know if it was because I had too much sex, so now I'm experiencing impotence and premature ejaculation again. Sometimes the time during sex is particularly short, and I ejaculate in just a couple of minutes. Other times, I can't even get hard at all. The doctor said this is a sexual dysfunction. What does this include?Doctor's answer:
Sexual dysfunction refers to any impairment in the overall process of normal male sexual function, which includes five stages: sexual desire arousal, penile erection, penile penetration into the vagina, sexual climax-ejaculation, and sexual satisfaction. Any disruption in these stages constitutes sexual dysfunction. It is primarily divided into two categories: erectile dysfunction (ED), including abnormal penile erection, and ejaculation dysfunction, including premature ejaculation, sexual sensory impairment, and painful intercourse, as well as lack of sexual climax. Male conditions tend to recur, requiring long-term medication treatment. Additionally, male patients should seek professional and reputable medical diagnosis promptly.