Patient's question:
After ejaculation, the glans is particularly sensitive and cannot be touched. The more it is touched, the softer the stimulated glans becomes, making it impossible to continue with secondary sexual intercourse. After sex, the glans is stimulated and cannot be touched. After ejaculation, the glans is particularly sensitive and cannot be touched. The more it is touched, the softer the stimulated glans becomes, making it impossible to continue with secondary sexual intercourse. Do you have a history of masturbation or bacterial infection? Do you need to frequently change and wash your underwear and clean the lower part? Is it self-infected, or was it infected through sexual contact with your girlfriend? Has your girlfriend had vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of erectile dysfunction, such as: surgery, trauma causing damage to the blood vessels and nerves related to the penis, leading to erectile dysfunction; endocrine disorders, chronic diseases, and long-term use of certain medications; chronic prostatitis, recurrent benign prostatic hyperplasia that does not respond to treatment; it may also be caused by a specific condition—Peyronie's disease, which is characterized by nodular or cord-like hardening of the penis; psychological factors; any disease that may reduce blood flow to the penile corpus cavernosum. It is recommended that you visit our Sexual Dysfunction Department for diagnosis. Advanced diagnostic techniques can confirm the condition, and targeted treatment can completely cure it.