Patient's question:
I had sex, then had sex with a woman. The first time was neither hard nor soft. After a few days, it improved. I felt pain after urinating. What is the treatment for neurogenic erectile dysfunction?Doctor's answer:
There are many reasons that can lead to poor erectile function, such as a history of overly frequent sexual activity, prostatitis, changes in glans sensitivity, changes in penile blood flow, and phimosis, among others. These factors can cause varying degrees of sexual dysfunction (such as insufficient erection hardness, weak erection, and premature ejaculation). It is recommended that you visit a reputable large urology hospital for specialized examinations related to sexual function (such as sexual function tests and penile blood flow tests). After a thorough examination to identify the specific causes of poor erectile function, early and effective treatment can be implemented, which can lead to recovery. Before the examination is complete, medication is not recommended. Blindly using medication can not only mask the condition but also lead to dysbiosis, further worsening the situation.