Patient's question:
I am a man, 33 years old. Married for 2 years, I feel my sexual function is declining. Sometimes it's not firm enough. Sometimes I don't feel anything. What could be the reason? How is male sexual dysfunction treated?Doctor's answer:
Reducing physical fitness. Physical weakness, excessive fatigue, lack of sleep, prolonged mental stress, are all predisposing factors. It is necessary to actively manage physical exercise to enhance physical fitness and pay attention to rest to prevent overexertion, and to re-adjust the dysfunction of the central nervous system. Use medication cautiously. Eat more aphrodisiac foods: aphrodisiac foods mainly include dog meat, mutton, sparrows, walnuts, ox penises, sheep kidneys, etc.; animal organs, as they contain a large amount of sex hormones and adrenal cortex hormones, can increase sperm vitality and reduce sexual desire, and are also considered aphrodisiacs.