Patient's question:
I had a circumcision surgery last Mid-Autumn Festival. After the surgery, I felt slow and weak erections, unable to maintain hardness, and morning erections disappeared. I can still get erections at night, but the hardness is poor. During sexual activity, I lose hardness quickly and do not ejaculate, nor do I feel pleasure. Sexual activity can only be carried out with uncontrolled nighttime erections, while daytime erections are rare and poor. It has been seven and a half months, and the situation is still the same. Could the surgery have damaged the nerves or the frenulum? Everyone says it's a psychological issue, but I didn't think about it after the surgery. Before the surgery, I was perfectly normal, and sexual activity would always lead to softness with little stimulation. Please help me analyze this carefully. What is the most likely cause? I am very grateful.Doctor's answer:
Penile surgery, postoperative sensation of slow and weak erection, inability to maintain firmness, generally not considered nerve damage, may be caused by psychological factors. It is recommended to avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a light diet, pay attention to local hygiene, and take Compound Xuanyu capsules for observation. Male patients with urogenital diseases can, while understanding the principle of symptomatic treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. Proper dietary habits should be maintained in daily life to avoid stimulating foods.