Patient's question:
I am 33 years old. I have never had any problems with my sex life until recently, when issues started appearing over the past six months. During intimate moments with my wife, I discovered that I have been experiencing erectile dysfunction.Doctor's answer:
Hello, hospitals for treating impotence, the diagnosis of impotence should pay attention to the fact that impotent patients are in varying degrees of mental states such as tension, fear, depression, anxiety, and distress. Married men with impotence cannot achieve an erection or maintain a firm erection, making it impossible to engage in sexual activity. Functional impotence should be ruled out, and other symptoms should be considered along with tracking the underlying cause. For example, if impotence is secondary to diabetes, blood and urine sugar tests should be conducted.Developing good habits in daily life is also helpful. People with better physical fitness generally have longer sexual endurance, so it is essential to exercise to strengthen the body and pay attention to nutrition. Avoid smoking and alcohol, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and do not put too much pressure on yourself. Appropriately relax and adjust your emotions.