Patient's question:
Due to work reasons, we have been living apart for a year. Now my husband has developed sexual dysfunction and cannot get erect. He also has no interest in me, no matter how I try to stimulate him, and even reacts negatively to my actions. This is the first time we've encountered such a problem, and we don't know how to treat it. Additionally, he is unwilling to go to the hospital.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Excessive sexual activity and overindulgence in masturbation can lead to mental fatigue, which is one of the causes of impotence. Stopping sexual activity for a period of time and avoiding various types of sexual stimulation to allow the central nervous system and sexual organs to rest sufficiently are effective measures to prevent and treat impotence. Additionally, improving physical fitness. Physical weakness, excessive fatigue, lack of sleep, and prolonged mental strain are all contributing factors. It is important to actively engage in physical exercise to strengthen the body, pay attention to rest, prevent overexertion, and regulate the imbalance of the central nervous system.