Patient's question:
Approximately three months or so, I feel that sexual function has declinedDoctor's answer:
1. First, check if there are any dissatisfaction with work and life or excessive fatigue, and regulate your own state.2. If it still doesn't work, go to the hospital for a systematic physical examination, as some internal medicine conditions, such as blood pressure, blood lipid, and blood sugar issues, can lead to a decline in sexual function.
3. If there are no problems, visit the urology department to determine if there are any urological issues. If there are, receive targeted treatment.
4. If there are still no problems, don't force yourself. Rest well, or you can go out for a walk and try abstaining from sex for a month to see if you feel better.
5. If there is some disharmony with your partner, you can consult a doctor together or explain the situation to the doctor to discuss how to handle it. It's important to strengthen communication. Many older couples also need to frequently ask each other how they feel. Sex is a two-person matter and requires coordination. It's normal to have occasional issues, so don't worry too much.