Patient's question:
I am currently experiencing many cases of sexual dysfunction again. Some have a lack of libido, and when engaging in sexual activity, issues like erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation may reappear. I don't know how to properly care for this condition, and I want to understand more. How should sexual dysfunction be managed effectively?Doctor's answer:
Besides various kinds of fear, it can produce strong mental pressure, inhibiting excitement responses. For example, if sexual response is normal before intercourse and the penis is well-erect, it may immediately become soft once the act begins, leading to dissatisfaction and discomfort for the sexual partner. Creating a stable sexual environment is crucial. The sexual environment significantly interferes with the expansion of sexual response, so any distractions outside of intercourse should be avoided. For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the incidence of the disease. If left untreated, it can affect physical health.