Patient's question:
The penis cannot achieve a full erection or maintain a firm erection, making it difficult to engage in normal sexual life satisfactorily. During morning sex, the penis can become erect and maintain it for a period of time, but during sexual intercourse, it becomes difficult to engage in intercourse again. When are men most likely to get erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is divided into two types: congenital and pathological. The former is uncommon and difficult to treat, while the latter is more common and has a higher cure rate. Social pressure on men is still significant, and sometimes premature ejaculation is also quite prevalent. Before and after marriage, both partners are often in a phase of significant emotional turbulence. Frequent conflicts can impose immense psychological stress on the male, gradually affecting his physical health and leading to an inability to achieve an erection. The condition of premature ejaculation tends to be recurrent, requiring long-term oral medication. Moreover, male patients should seek professional and reputable medical diagnosis promptly.