Patient's question:
It's already normal, and I've even given birth to a child. But in the past year, it's been abnormal—my penis can't get erect, which has interfered with my marital relationship. Can male sexual dysfunction be treated?Doctor's answer:
A comprehensive consideration is brought in as a clinical manifestation due to the rise in hormone levels. First, it is recommended to undergo professional urological and andrological examinations, as well as penile cavernous Doppler flow studies. This will enable the determination of drug intervention and physical treatments to surpass normal erection states and improve quality of life. For male patients with diseases, timely treatment can reduce the incidence, whereas delayed treatment may affect their physical condition. Therefore, patients should seek timely and symptomatic treatment, and maintain a regular lifestyle in daily life to avoid prolonged sitting.