Patient's question:
Why don't I perform after drinking alcohol? First follow-up question: I have been drinking for 8 years, during which 4 years I drank at least 5 days a week, with a minimum of 5 bottles of beer each time. Before that, I had no problems, but later, excessive drinking led to no ejaculation. This past year, even with just one bottle, I couldn't have sex, or else I'd get erect and then lose it, or I'd ejaculate in just 2 minutes. I'm really struggling, and I hope professionals or anyone who knows can help me. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Due to the long-term congestion of the male genital organs (unnatural tension), it can lead to relaxation of the male sexual nerves, and even numbness to future sexual stimuli. In severe cases, it may result in impotence. Additionally, after drinking alcohol, the cerebral cortex "command center" may briefly become excited, but the brain's consciousness remains somewhat unclear. At the same time, the sexual center quickly shifts to an inhibitory state. If sexual intercourse is rushed during this brief period of excitement, it can lead to excessive excitement, recklessness, and rudeness, or even loss of control. This can not only cause deviations in sexual performance but also prevent the best erection state from being achieved. It can also easily invite blame from one's partner. Moreover, sexual activity after drinking often becomes even more intoxicating! Without being able to control the intensity of effort, alcohol-induced sexual activity can lead to accidents in the male reproductive organs during sexual acts, resulting in unintentional injuries and genital contusions.For your situation, it is recommended to undergo specialized and targeted examinations to identify the underlying cause. It is also advised not to engage in sexual activity after drinking alcohol.