Patient's question:
I have been living with him for four years. According to him, he had no male morning erections before being with me, and indeed, there were issues with his sex life. However, thanks to my efforts, it has gradually returned to normal. But now, new problems have arisen. His sexual demands are too frequent—he requires sex daily, and as soon as he sees me, he becomes sexually aroused. I worry whether he still has problems in this regard, as he is different from a normal man. The time it takes for him to go from start to ejaculation is usually around half an hour, and without my cooperation, he cannot climax. Is there still a problem with him, and what treatment should he undergo?Doctor's answer:
Libido refers to the interest in sexual intercourse. Abnormal libido in males mainly includes three types: hypoactive libido (decreased libido), sexual aversion, and hypersexuality. The causes can be psychological factors or organic abnormalities, often accompanied by other sexual dysfunctions such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and nocturnal emissions. Of course, factors such as aging and the influence of diseases must be ruled out.