Patient's question:
I have had a sexual habit for several years, with a normal frequency of about three times a week. Recently, I started a relationship with a girlfriend, but during sex, my penis became unresponsive and couldn't get hard no matter what. It then went limp after just two minutes, and this issue persisted on subsequent occasions. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor diagnosed me with erectile dysfunction.What kind of help would you like: What should I eat to treat erectile dysfunction?
Doctor's answer:
Premature ejaculation refers to a male's inability to achieve or maintain an erection during sexual activity, or the inability to complete normal sexual intercourse successfully, or the inability to insert the penis into the vagina to engage in sexual intercourse. It is also known as "impotence in men" and is the most common male sexual dysfunction disorder. Occasional successes in 1-2 sexual encounters should not be considered as a diagnosis of premature ejaculation. Only when the failure rate during intercourse is below 25% can it be confirmed as premature ejaculation.Eat more aphrodisiac foods: Aphrodisiac foods mainly include dog meat, mutton, sparrows, walnuts, ox penises, sheep kidneys, etc. Animal organs contain a high amount of sex hormones and adrenal cortical hormones, which can increase sperm vitality and reduce libido, and are also considered aphrodisiacs.