What tests are needed for impotence?

Patient's question:

Patient's gender: Male, 34 years old: There has been a lack of harmony with her husband for a while. They are living in separate places, and they spend time together only once or twice a month. When they do, he loses his erection right away. He says he's too busy with work and has lower back pain sometimes. He also experiences memory loss and often feels tired. He has tried taking tonifying capsules, sea dog pills, and Ti health products, but they haven't worked. He's reluctant to see a doctor because he feels embarrassed. He wants to know what tests he needs to undergo when seeing a doctor.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on your situation, it is best for your husband to undergo a urological examination at the hospital to rule out organic diseases before treatment.
1. Male diagnostic techniques: Urinary tract examination, prostate examination, seminal vesicle and vas deferens examination, epididymis examination, testicular examination, sexual hormone examination, sexual function examination, ejaculation function examination, immune factor examination, endocrine examination, varicocele examination, traumatic examination, radiation factor examination, sperm quality examination.
2. Female diagnostic techniques: Vaginal examination, cervical examination, uterine examination, fallopian tube examination, ovarian examination, pelvic examination, endocrine examination, sexual hormone examination, immune factor examination, systemic factor examination, psychological and mental factor examination, congenital factor examination, ovulation function examination, ultrasound (B) examination, and four routine tests.

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