Patient's question:
I have been suddenly forcing myself to think about not being able to get an erection for the past two weeks. During the day, it's like there's a voice in my head constantly telling me I can't, that I can't be hard. At night, I keep waking up suddenly, and I'm always tense all over, trembling with fear. Actually, I'm not experiencing any erectile dysfunction, and my sexual life is also very harmonious. In these two weeks, I had two sexual encounters and two handjobs, and I actually know that everything is fine.Doctor's answer:
Depression is a type of neurosis, a mood disorder! It is characterized by low mood, reduced interest, slowed thinking, and decreased verbal and motor activity. Depression has three main symptoms: low mood, slowed thinking, and motor inhibition. Various antidepressants, physical therapy (such as pain-relieving and sleep-inducing pillows), and psychological therapy can all treat depression.As everyone knows, male dysfunction can cause significant harm to patients, so it is important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, attention should be paid to dietary issues—avoid foods and maintain a balanced diet. Additionally, regular follow-up visits may be necessary when needed.