Patient's question:
Since the divorce, my husband has always been quick to climax, which makes me reluctant to engage in intimacy. He still wants to do it all the time, but I feel extremely disgusted. Whenever he touches me, I feel nauseous. Am I suffering from a sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
When patients with sexual dysfunction encounter troubles, they must think calmly and avoid long-term mental burdens. It is important to relax and re-adjust a tense mindset, as well as ease anxious emotions. In daily life, they can do many things they dislike, and gradually, sexual repression will fade away. It is also essential to actively engage in physical exercise. Regular exercise greatly benefits the body and can effectively regulate abnormalities caused by mental labor or neurohumoral factors.