Patient's question:
Gender: MaleNow I have low libido, and when I want to have sex, I can't get hard. Even when I do get hard, it's not firm, and I also experience premature ejaculation. How can this be treated? Thank you
Doctor's answer:
Sexual apathy is called sexual indifference, referring to a lack of sexual desire. In layman's terms, it means no interest in sexual life, or it is also said to be a decrease in sexual desire. Some surveys have found that among well-educated and physically healthy couples, 16% of men and 35% of women suffer from sexual indifference. Among childless couples, sexual indifference accounts for 2%, but those who truly have no sexual desire are almost non-existent. Sexual indifference and a lack of sexual pleasure are two different concepts and should not be confused. They can occur simultaneously or not at all, so there are two types: sexual indifference with a lack of (sensory perception) and sexual indifference without a lack of. Primary sexual indifference occurs at the beginning of sexual life, while secondary sexual indifference occurs after a period of sexual life. General sexual indifference refers to a lack of interest in any gender under any conditions, while selective sexual indifference refers to a lack of interest in specific genders under specific conditions.