Does frequent sexual activity cause sexual dysfunction?

Patient's question:

My husband is 40 years old this year. He usually has a strong desire, and our sexual life is also quite frequent. However, recently for the past half month, he suddenly had some sexual dysfunction. He took some medication, but it didn't improve at all. Now we are very anxious. What should we do?

Doctor's answer:

Excessive sexual activity can weaken the body's constitution, causing significant physical exhaustion for both men and women. Over time, this inevitably leads to a decline in physical condition. Subsequently, it also disrupts mental state, causing a gradual deterioration in cognitive abilities, memory, and reasoning skills. Due to the continuous and repeated occurrence of sexual impulses, both men and women experience increased pressure on the sexual control center and sexual organs. The frequent strain ultimately leads to an extreme reaction, resulting in a decline in sexual function and the onset of sexual dysfunctions.

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