Patient's question:
Lately, for some reason, I haven't been in the mood for sex. Every time I try, it's hard to get an erection, or if I do, it quickly goes soft and doesn't last. I've developed sexual dysfunction, and my wife and I haven't had any sexual activity for a long time.Doctor's answer:
Hello, patients with sexual dysfunction should alleviate mental stress. In addition to the many misconceptions mentioned above, various fears can produce strong mental pressure, inhibiting sexual arousal responses. For example, if sexual response is normal before intercourse and the penis is well-erect, it may suddenly become soft once the act begins. This may be due to fears of the partner's dissatisfaction or discomfort. Create a stable sexual environment. The sexual environment has a very important impact on the development of sexual response, and any interference outside of intercourse should be avoided. Generally, large and regular hospitals can treat this condition. Do not be anxious—choose a regular hospital for symptomatic treatment. If the condition is severe, it is recommended that you seek treatment at a local, regular, and top-tier hospital.