How is the sexual function of a fifty-year-old man?

Generally speaking, the sexual ability of men in their 50s gradually deteriorates, which may lead to some sexual dysfunction. Of course, this also varies from person to person. Some men still look energetic at the age of 50 due to regular attention to conditioning or physical fitness. There are many reasons why men in their 50s have a decreased libido and poor sexual function. This requires men to strengthen conditioning in their daily lives to slow down the rate of sexual dysfunction.

When men reach the age of 50, although they have already lived a carefree life, they will experience a serious decline in sexual function. As they age, their penis will become smaller, and the function of their testicles and endocrine system will also be seriously reduced. At this time, men's sexual desire is not so strong, but they can maintain a normal sex life. However, the duration and quality of their sex life will be significantly reduced, and their sexual organs will gradually show aging symptoms as they age.

Reasons for low libido in 50-year-old men

1. Emotional factors between husband and wife

When people reach middle age, they have been married for more than 10 years. They lack freshness and become aesthetically fatigued. Lack of communication over trivial family matters affects the relationship between the couple, which will inevitably lead to sexual disharmony and even resistance. After a long time, they may become sexually cold and lose their sexual desire. Open or hidden dissatisfaction with the wife, such as discovering that the partner is having an affair or exposing past infidelity, which may lead to hostility or hostility, may also cause a loss of sexual desire. Therefore, the wife should also bear a certain responsibility for the husband's loss of sexual desire.

In terms of living habits, although alcohol can make people have impulsive desires, it actually damages men's sexual ability, especially for those men who have been drinking heavily for a long time. "Excessive use of tobacco and alcohol. You should know that nicotine in tobacco and alcohol in alcohol, after being absorbed by the body, inhibit the body's production of androgen, and can block the pathway of nerve reflexes during sex, reduce sexual function, and cause sexual sensory disorders."

3. Disease reduces sexual desire

Physical problems can cause male sexual desire to decline, such as impotence. Statistics show that 7% of young people suffer from impotence, and the rate increases with age. The rate before the age of 40 is 12%, 50-59 years old is 18%, and in the age group of 60 years old, it rises to 25%-30%.

Chronic diseases such as cancer and low blood pressure are next, while cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure and diabetes can also immediately turn off sex by slowing blood flow through the body (including the penis). Other conditions, such as thyroid or pituitary disorders (the pituitary controls the body's production of many hormones, including sex hormones), can also cause a loss of libido.

Studies have found that the estrogen levels in many men are getting higher and higher, and some are even 2-3 times higher than normal. This "status quo" has even formed a trend of younger people. In the past, sexual dysfunction or infertility were seen in middle-aged and elderly people in their 40s and 50s, but now there are more and more young people in their 30s.