Patient's question:
Recently, when having sex with my wife, I found it difficult to get an erection. After the penis entered the vagina, I quickly ejaculated. Three days later, I also felt quite tired and had lower back and back pain, which was very painful. The doctor examined me carefully and said I had sexual dysfunction and needed timely treatment. What are the methods to prevent sexual dysfunction in daily life?Doctor's answer:
Proper Understanding of Sexuality Due to the influence of several thousand years of feudal thought in our country, sexuality has been mystified, or regarded as vulgar, shameful, and obscene. It has never been openly discussed, but rather passed down in private, with even fewer people experimenting with it. In reality, sexuality is no different from eating, defecating, or urinating—it is a normal part of life and a natural physiological phenomenon. Believing that sexual behavior is unglorious, vulgar, and shameful, that sexual intercourse is merely for procreation and passing on genes, or that sexual activity is harmful to health are all misconceptions that need to be eliminated from our thinking. Otherwise, they will have a negative impact on normal sexual life.