Is it a disease for men to have strong sexual function?

If a man's sexual function is too strong, it may be a disease called hypersexuality, which is mainly caused by endocrine disorders. It will exceed a person's normal desire for sexual intercourse and have a more urgent need for sexual behavior. In addition, the frequency of sexual intercourse will increase and the duration of sexual intercourse will also be prolonged. If you do not pay attention to timely treatment, it will cause great harm to your health.

The causes of hypersexuality can be divided into two categories: physical and psychological. The former includes temporal lobe lesions, brain syphilis, excessive use of testosterone, use of marijuana leaves or excessive cocaine, etc. Women with adrenal tumors or ovarian tumors sometimes experience hypersexuality. Psychogenic causes can be seen in some obsessive-compulsive disorders, mania, schizophrenia and paranoid psychosis, and can also be seen in people who do not have mental illness but have subconscious psychopaths.

Clinical manifestations

The manifestation of hypersexuality is indulging in sexual impulses all day long. In severe cases, people become nymphomaniacs and endlessly demand sexual intercourse. If their demands are not met, they will become emotionally unstable, anxious, irritable, and masturbate. It is often accompanied by disordered sexual relationships, excessive frequency of sexual intercourse, and even prostitution, soliciting prostitution, and rape.

Many women become dazed due to lack of sexual satisfaction and are completely unable to control themselves when sexual desire arises. This kind of sexual excitement occurs too frequently, too quickly, and too intensely, which is called hypersexuality and requires professional treatment.

It is generally believed that if a person's sexual arousal and sexual behavior are satisfactory to both spouses, even if there is an increase in sexual desire, but there are no adverse consequences, it cannot be considered pathological. Because each person's environment is different, especially because it is difficult to distinguish between normal sexual desire and hypersexuality, there is no exact standard for judgment.

When diagnosing, it should be noted that the frequency and duration of sexual intercourse are not diagnostic indicators of hypersexuality. Some couples adapt to high-frequency sexual intercourse. Only when the patient cannot control himself due to excessive sexual tension, resulting in a series of changes in emotions, behaviors or sexual objects, can it be considered pathological.

First of all, we need to find out the cause of hypersexuality. If no organic lesions are found, the couple can separate for a period of time to reduce sexual stimulation. At the same time, they can receive psychological treatment and sex education, participate in more cultural and sports activities, and focus their energy on work and study.

In addition, appropriate drug treatment can be applied, such as: sedative drugs to relieve the patient's sexual impulse, using diazepam, meprobamate or chlorpromazine, and hormone therapy can also be used to antagonize its effects, such as using estrogen for male hypersexuality. Hypersexuality caused by organic lesions can be treated accordingly.

Male patients can be given a large dose of estrogen, but it is easy to cause male breast development. In recent years, cyproterone acetate is often used. Female patients can be given a large dose of progesterone, and reserpine also has a certain effect.