Patient's question:
I have two children, so it's very convenient for me and my wife to be intimate. Because the children are very noisy at night, neither of us dares to be spontaneous. It might be psychological trauma. I feel like I haven't been able to get an erection for the past two days. My wife is still angry about this, so I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. The doctor said I have sexual dysfunction. What medicine should I take for sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Diet can also regulate sexual dysfunction; the commonly mentioned sexual dysfunction mainly refers to premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, nocturnal emission, oligospermia, sexual apathy, and infertility, most of which are functional. While adopting a comprehensive evaluation and treatment approach, attention should also be paid to dietary regulation. Dietary regulation for sexual dysfunction: Consume more high-quality protein. High-quality protein mainly refers to various animal-based foods, such as chicken, duck, fish, lean meat, and eggs, which can provide the various amino acids needed for sperm production.