Patient's question:
I have recently experienced many instances of sexual activity where I always feel exhausted and unable to perform. Not only is the duration of each session very short, but achieving an erection also requires a lot of effort. I always feel very tired. I don't know if it's related to the amount of training I've been doing. The medication hasn't been effective. What should I do if I have sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Health dietary precautions for patients with sexual dysfunction: Consume more high-quality protein, which mainly refers to various animal-based foods such as chicken, duck, fish, lean meat, and eggs. Take in an appropriate amount of fat, digestive vitamins, and trace elements. Vitamins A and E are related to maintaining sexual function and slowing down aging. In today's high-pressure society, men face significant work stress, leading to suboptimal health and a decline in sexual function. Encourage your husband more often and eat more foods that support kidney health. It is recommended that patients get more rest, focus on digestion and nutrition, and engage in appropriate exercise.