Patient's question:
AgeCurrent situation: I was hospitalized on March 17th and discharged in early May. Now my penis is not erect, is it related to my brain hemorrhage?
Doctor's answer:
??????Hello, based on your description, it is important to pay attention to the possibility of sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction refers to any impairment in the overall process of normal male sexual function (including sexual desire arousal, penile erection, penile insertion into the vagina, sexual desire climax-ejaculation, and sexual satisfaction) in any of the five stages. It is mainly divided into penile erection disorders (including ED, abnormal penile erection), ejaculation dysfunction (including premature ejaculation, anejaculation, retrograde ejaculation), sexual desire disorders (low libido, sexual aversion, paraphilia), and sexual sensory disorders (sexual pain, lack of sexual climax). Generally, the main causes of sexual dysfunction include: 1. Psychological factors: tension, fear, anxiety, depression, lack of sexual knowledge, etc.; 2. Biological factors: abnormal hormone levels,, etc.; 3. Disease factors: vascular lesions, excessive prepuce, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urinary tract infections, neurological diseases, etc., as well as the use of medications. Clinical manifestations are mainly non-erection, insufficient erection hardness, premature ejaculation, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that you combine your own situation and have a sexual nerve sensitivity test, erection function test, and other related sexual function examinations at the hospital. Based on the examination results, you can then consider treatment.