Patient's question:
I recently had sexual intercourse with my wife, and I always felt weak and uninterested, as if I never wanted to engage in those activities. I suspect I might have a sexual dysfunction. What exactly is considered a sexual dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Sexual dysfunction refers to the inability to engage in normal sexual activity or the inability to derive pleasure from normal sexual activity. Common causes include: psychological factors; biological factors such as abnormal hormone levels,, etc.; and disease factors such as vascular inflammation, phimosis, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urinary tract infections, neurological diseases, and other male diseases. The condition of male diseases tends to recur, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients, it is important to actively seek diagnosis in professional and regular hospitals and consider treatment based on the results of careful examinations. Additionally, attention should be paid to controlling sexual activity and maintaining a good mood.