Patient's question:
My older brother-in-law was once subjected to school bullying when he was in school and was bullied by a group of classmates. He then dropped out of school. Now, at his company, he is again being bullied by his colleagues, and he has quit his job as well. Currently, he doesn't want to face the world directly at home. For this kind of psychological dysfunction, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Psychologically induced sexual dysfunction, clinically diagnosed, is primarily caused by one's own psychology, leading to depression, or a lack of interest in sexual life. In clinical diagnosis, when treating psychological sexual dysfunction, it is generally not necessary to use medication. You can visit the psychology department of a local hospital for follow-up. After arriving at the hospital, the psychologist can communicate with you. After psychological counseling, the symptoms mentioned above can be alleviated.