Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Previously, I could have normal erections, and the duration was between to. During this period, when having sexual intercourse with my girlfriend, I have been unable to get an erection. Even if I manage to enter, I quickly ejaculate. This situation has persisted for nearly a month, but I still have spontaneous erections in the morning. What is this condition? How should it be treated? Please reply to the first question supplement: Starting in November last year, I also experienced similar problems, but I didn't see a doctor. I bought Huiren Shenbao and took it. Is it related to the cold weather? I am 30 years old, and in the past, I sometimes had sex two or three times a day. Three days a week.Doctor's answer:
Generally, impotence is closely related to psychological factors. Most cases of impotence in clinical practice are caused by factors such as unhappiness and tension, with being rare. You can consider traditional Chinese medicine and herbal remedies.Impotence refers to a condition in young and middle-aged individuals, where the condition is caused by factors such as deficiency, fright, and damp-heat, leading to the loss of nourishment in the "zongjin" (penis) and its relaxation, resulting in a weak and unaroused penis during sexual activity. It may also be accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue, lower back and knee weakness, dizziness and tinnitus, coldness in the scrotum and penis, reduced semen volume or low sperm motility, a sense of fullness and pain in the perineum, difficulty urinating, or clear, frequent urination.
Treatment based on syndrome differentiation:
- Decline of the "mingmen" fire: Warm and tonify the kidney yang, nourish the kidneys, and replenish essence.
- Damage to the heart and spleen: Tonify the heart and spleen.
- Fear injuring the kidneys: Tonify the kidneys and calm the mind.
- Liver qi stagnation: Soothe the liver and resolve stagnation.
- Damp-heat descending: Clear and resolve damp-heat.
However, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes syndrome differentiation and treatment. You should consult a local traditional Chinese medicine hospital, combining the four diagnostic methods (inspection, auscultation/olfaction, inquiry, and palpation) to identify the specific symptoms and prescribe the appropriate medication for effective treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery and well-being.