Patient's question:
I felt very hard to get erect when I had sex with my wife the other day. Recently, I've been feeling very weak physically and have no energy to do anything. My wife said I have a sexual dysfunction and that I've taken many aphrodisiacs without any effect. I want to ask if sexual intercourse anxiety is a symptom of sexual dysfunction.Doctor's answer:
Hello, sexual dysfunction generally has the following manifestations:1. Sexual desire disorders: This includes sexual apathy, sexual aversion, and hypersexuality. Sexual desire abnormalities are one type of sexual desire disorder, encompassing conditions like lack of libido and decreased sexual desire.
2. Sexual intercourse disorders: This includes sexual intercourse fainting, sexual intercourse aphasia, sudden death during intercourse, and sexual intercourse phobia, etc. It is believed that everyone knows how severe the harm of sexual intercourse disorders is to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, attention should be paid to dietary issues, with a focus on light meals and avoiding stimulating foods. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.