Patient's question:
I think I have male sexual dysfunction, specifically a lack of interest and a very short duration. I want to go to the hospital to check it out. Which department should I see for sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Some hospitals treat male-related conditions in urology departments, while others focus on andrology. They strictly prohibit sexual activity and urge control over sexual desires to prevent intense sexual guilt and the use of repetitive methods to shorten the time between sexual encounters, which is harmful to health and unreliable. It is not advisable to casually overuse aphrodisiacs, as this can hinder recovery from illnesses. For male patients, timely treatment can reduce the likelihood of recurrence, whereas delayed treatment may worsen their physical condition. Therefore, patients should promptly receive treatment tailored to their symptoms and avoid overexertion in daily life while paying attention to personal hygiene.