Patient's question:
I feel like my husband has sexual dysfunction. Every time we have sex, he cannot get into it at all, and there's absolutely no romance. I want to understand what to do if my husband has sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Regarding blood flow. Some men have insufficient blood flow within the penis, such as fibrosis of the corpus cavernosum, causing slow blood flow and difficulty achieving an erection. Anemia, hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking, or pelvic radiation therapy can also lead to changes in blood flow.Testosterone levels. This is an important male androgen. If testosterone levels are low, sexual arousal begins slowly. Inflammation of the thyroid or pituitary gland, in addition to incomplete testicular development, can also cause elevated testosterone levels.
Reason three: Psychological factors. Long-term fatigue, stress, anxiety, and depression in men can reduce brain excitability, making it easier for attention to wander.