Patient's question:
A few moments of intimacy and it's done.Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction (ED) has complex causes and can be triggered by psychological factors: reunion after a long separation, the honeymoon period, excessive excitement or tension, extreme fatigue, depression after drinking alcohol, irregular sexual habits, poor marital relationship where the husband harbors underlying hostility, resentment, or anger towards his wife, or excessive fear, admiration, or inferiority complex regarding his wife, are all factors that can induce ED.Physical conditions such as congenital genital deformities, phimosis, inflammation of the glans or foreskin, urethritis, balanitis, multiple sclerosis, spinal tumors, cerebrovascular accidents, epididymitis, and chronic prostatitis can reflexively affect the spinal cord center, leading to ED. Excessive masturbation and certain systemic diseases causing physical weakness can also disrupt sexual function and result in ED.
If ED is not treated promptly, it may progress to impotence. Based on your condition, it is recommended to consult a urologist specializing in sexual dysfunction to identify the underlying cause and receive targeted treatment. Different causes require different treatment approaches.