Patient's question:
I recently found myself struggling more in that area. I often feel it's hard to get erect, the hardness isn't enough, and I finish in just one minute. Upon careful examination, it might be sexual dysfunction. How does sexual dysfunction develop?Doctor's answer:
Most sexual dysfunctions do not have organic inflammation, meaning there are no abnormalities or inflammation in the sexual organs. Instead, they are triggered by psychological factors. Therefore, in the field of sexology, they are often referred to as psychological sexual dysfunctions. Sexual dysfunctions are generally divided into psychological sexual dysfunctions and organic sexual dysfunctions. Organic sexual dysfunctions primarily refer to conditions such as premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, and anejaculation. Male diseases tend to recur frequently and require long-term medication treatment. Moreover, male patients should seek medical attention promptly at professional and reputable hospitals, and treatment should be considered based on detailed examination results.