What should I do if I have difficulty getting an erection before bed?

Patient's question:

Erectile dysfunction with rapid softening and inability to complete intercourse. After circumcision, the doctor prescribed medication for prostatitis. For 2 months, no sexual activity was allowed, but sometimes erections lasted a long time.
After 2 months, 2 unsuccessful attempts at intercourse. The third attempt was successful, but it was a bit rushed. Later, it became difficult to get an erection before bed, but erections occurred during sleep and in the morning. (The third attempt had no foreplay, and the foreskin wound slightly split, causing some pain).

Doctor's answer:

Previous erectile dysfunction was not caused by issues such as phimosis. Currently, it is necessary to consider whether it is due to excessive ejaculation in the past, which has led to a decline in physical condition. Now, there is a in the foreskin wound, so it is advisable to temporarily avoid sexual stimulation. Continue to exercise more and choose traditional Chinese medicine for body regulation based on your physical condition. That's why, in the past two months, there has been no sexual activity, yet the ability to maintain an erection has persisted. As everyone knows, phimosis can cause significant harm to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues, focusing on a light diet and avoiding foods. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.

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