Patient's question:
My husband has a small penis and a short erection time during sexual activity. He also ejaculates quickly with very little semen, which seems to be a case of male sexual dysfunction. What are the causes of male sexual dysfunction? What factors can lead to male sexual dysfunction? I hope an expert can help me clarify this.Doctor's answer:
The main causes of sexual dysfunction include psychological factors and pathological factors.Pathological factors of sexual dysfunction: Certain diseases, such as diabetes, chromosomal abnormalities, chronic malnutrition, and endocrine disorders, can also lead to decreased libido. Some medications, like antihypertensive drugs, can directly cause a decline in sexual desire. Patients with mental illnesses or depression often experience sexual dysfunction as well.
Psychological factors of sexual dysfunction: Such as unrealistic thoughts about sex, body image inferiority, indifference between sexual partners, pressure on frequent sexual suggestions from a highly libido partner, aversion to sex, and the frustration of being unable to return to the mundane worries of daily life after the honeymoon phase of a relationship end, all of these can lead to decreased libido.