Patient's question:
Last night, I originally wanted to have sex with my husband, but after struggling for quite a while, he didn't seem to feel anything at all. There was no reaction from him whatsoever. In the end, I lost interest in talking about it. Later, I specifically looked up some information online, and the resources suggested that my husband might be suffering from sexual dysfunction. What could be causing this kind of sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Male sexual dysfunction refers to the abnormal recurrence of one or more stages, or the entire process, of sexual activity in the five stages of sexual desire, penile erection, sexual intercourse, sexual climax, and ejaculation, which affects the normal progression of sexual activity. The most common male sexual dysfunctions are abnormal penile erection and ejaculation. Male sexual function is a complex physiological process that involves various aspects, such as the nervous system, psychological factors, endocrine function, and sexual organs.