Patient's question:
I have been divorced from my husband for six years. In the past, our sex life was very normal, but now I don't know what's wrong with me—I just don't want to have sex anymore and feel like I have no interest. Now my husband is very unhappy and says I have a sexual dysfunction. What should I do after developing a sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Active treatment can lead to the development of harmful diseases. Only by eliminating harmful conditions and identifying the root causes of sexual apathy can one achieve a high-quality sex life. Patients with a lack of sex hormones can use estrogen replacement therapy under the guidance of a doctor, as well as medications that enhance blood flow stability to induce arousal. Traditional Chinese medicine and other tonifying kidney and yang herbs can also treat female sexual desire suppression.For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications. If left untreated, it can affect overall health. Therefore, patients should seek timely and targeted treatment, and maintain a regular lifestyle in daily life.