Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation with the requirements followed:Six months ago, morning erections suddenly stopped. They haven't occurred since. Libido has significantly decreased. Previously, he had morning erections every day, and they were very hard, with a very high libido.
Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is a manifestation of impaired penile vascular function, and its causes are complex, including factors such as age, psychological and mental factors, and certain diseases like endocrine disorders and inflammation, among others. Some patients with erectile dysfunction have previously engaged in masturbation or other habits to achieve climax. Currently, it is believed that these ways of achieving climax, apart from vaginal stimulation, do not affect health and generally do not impact erectile function in the future. However, frequently adopting such methods can lead to a decline in the penis's response to vaginal stimulation, thereby affecting erectile function. Additionally, it can create psychological burdens, which also have a certain impact on erections. Based on your medical history, the cause of your erectile dysfunction needs further examination, such as penile erection function monitoring, which can more objectively reflect the cause of your erectile function. Sex hormone tests do not only include testosterone but also other sex hormone tests and blood biochemistry tests.