Patient's question:
Before my divorce, I often had sexual intercourse. Now that I'm divorced, I'm a bit struggling with sexual life between the two. Sometimes the penis cannot maintain hardness for a long time. Sexual intercourse is short. I have also sought medical treatment, and after stopping medication, it returned to normal. How can I treat sexual dysfunction well?Doctor's answer:
The causes of sexual dysfunction are diverse, including pathological and psychological factors, among others, and sometimes both can coexist. Conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, hypertension, liver and kidney diseases, prostate diseases, endocrine disorders, and other organic diseases can manifest as male sexual dysfunction. Additionally, mental health issues and unhealthy lifestyles can also contribute to this condition. Therefore, it is essential to conduct a thorough etiological examination of the symptoms. Only by identifying the root cause can effective treatment be provided for the patient.