Patient's question:
I don't know if it's a problem with my psychology or if I really have sexual dysfunction. Every time I have sex with my partner, I find that I simply can't get hard. Every time we have sex, it ends unhappily. What kind of situation constitutes sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Sexual function is a complex physiological process. Maintaining normal sexual function requires the coordination of multiple body systems, involving the nervous system, cardiovascular system, endocrine system, and reproductive system working in harmony. Additionally, a good mental state and healthy psychology are essential. When abnormalities occur again in these systems or in the mental and psychological aspects, it can interfere with the quality of sexual life, manifesting as sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction refers to disorders in sexual behavior and sexual sensation, often abnormal or incomplete psychological and physiological responses, and is a general term encompassing various symptoms.