Patient's question:
I've been experiencing a particularly low libido lately and don't want to have sex at all. Every time my wife tries, I usually orgasm within a few seconds, and sometimes I don't even get hard. I'm very worried. How should I treat sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Mental health prevention work can prevent diseases. For male sexual dysfunction, psychological disorders are the most common, with more than 90% of patients not having organic inflammation but rather being triggered by psychological reasons. Due to feudalistic thinking, men often have a sense of self-isolation, which is a significant difference from Western men. Therefore, self-adjustment of psychology is the most important form of treatment. Male diseases tend to be recurrent, requiring long-term medication treatment. It is essential to actively seek professional and reputable hospitals for diagnosis, and treatment should be considered based on thorough examination results.