Patient's question:
I have been feeling particularly unwell recently, always weak all over, and have no interest in anything. At night, I always have erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation during sex with my wife, and occasionally it's difficult to get an erection. I had a thorough medical check-up, and the doctor said I have sexual dysfunction. What are the symptoms of male sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
When patients with sexual dysfunction encounter troubles, they must think calmly and avoid letting themselves carry a long-term mental burden. It is important to relax and re-adjust a tense mindset in a timely manner, as well as to ease anxious emotions. During daily life, they can do many things they dislike, and gradually, sexual repression will fade away. It is also essential to actively engage in regular physical exercise. Regular exercise is highly beneficial for the body and can effectively regulate imbalances caused by mental labor or neurohumoral factors. For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of the condition worsening, whereas delayed treatment may negatively impact their health.