Patient's question:
My husband has had sexual dysfunction for two or three months again. Every time we have sex, he can't get erect and sometimes he finishes very quickly. Now he doesn't even want to have sex with me anymore. What should I do if my husband has sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Healthy dietary considerations for patients with sexual dysfunction: Consume more high-quality protein, which primarily 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 associated with 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 include more foods that support kidney health in his diet. It is recommended that patients rest more, focus on digestion and nutrition, and engage in appropriate exercise.