How to deal with cold sex, impotence, and premature ejaculation

Patient's question:

I recently don't know what's going on, my lower body is very uncomfortable, and I'm not getting morning erections anymore. What should I do about hypoactive sexual desire, erectile dysfunction, and premature ejaculation?

Doctor's answer:

Treatment for Low Male Libido: Conditions such as male infertility, erectile dysfunction, and premature ejaculation can reduce libido. If a woman has a stronger libido or if her sexual desires are not met even by a generally satisfied partner, and if the woman fails to understand and comfort the man well, it can lead to a decrease in his confidence, a lack of interest in pursuing sexual life, and even avoidance of sexual activity, resulting in low libido.
In older couples who are in an argument or cold war, both parties may attempt to overcome hostile emotions through sexual activity, but forced intimacy can gradually lead to a decline in sexual function.
For couples on the brink of divorce, both partners may experience a decline in sexual interest in each other and even in others.
The most common cause of functional low libido is central inhibition, meaning the function of the cerebral cortex is suppressed.
The brain is the center of human mental activity. When the brain and other parts of the limbic system are overstimulated, sexual excitement decreases. For example, sexual excitement may be directly inhibited. Some individuals may experience low libido due to work stress, intensive study, or excessive social engagement, which gradually leads to indifference toward sexual life and results in low libido.

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