Patient's question:
Before, everything was fine, but recently, for some reason, I've lost interest in having intimate relations with my wife. Even if we haven't done it for a year, I would never think about it. Worried about a problem, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said it's a sexual dysfunction. What kind of tests are needed for sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
A specialized and detailed examination can be conducted for individual functional features, targeting the complex causes of functional abnormalities. By flexibly utilizing advanced instruments such as the Doppler Penile Artery Blood Flow Analyzer, Male Sexual Function Dynamic Diagnostic System, Sexual Hormone Testing System, and Urodynamic Analyzer, targeted tests can be implemented for various items related to sexual function abnormalities. This includes sexual hormone levels, prostate, erection measurement, penile blood flow, blood sugar, blood pressure, etc., enabling the accurate identification of the causes leading to sexual function abnormalities. This facilitates the adoption of targeted treatment measures.