What is the cause of psychological impotence?

It is common knowledge that a man's penis will become erect and very hard when stimulated. However, some men are just the opposite. No matter how they are stimulated, even when they are in bed with their wives, they will not have an erection. This is a common clinical impotence. Impotence may not only be caused by physical problems, but also psychological problems. So, what is the cause of psychological impotence?

Being frightened during sexual excitement causes impotence. There are many causes of psychogenic impotence, such as certain childhood experiences, long-term tension and anxiety, and the influence of certain cultural factors. Some people may indeed suffer from this situation when they are frightened during strong sexual impulses. Understanding the symptoms of psychological impotence can help patients cope with it better. There are many symptoms of psychological impotence, specifically the following: Treatment of impotence is very necessary. Some male friends, after suffering from psychological impotence, often experience more inferiority, anxiety, tension and other emotions, which leads to a vicious cycle.

Causes

1. Lack of correct sexual knowledge.

Due to the strict sexual requirements of parents in the family; or the emotional discord between the two parents; or the parents not only did not carry out proper sex education during the puberty of their children, but were always ashamed to answer when their children asked about sex, resulting in their children having a wrong understanding of sex, thinking that it is a low-level and obscene thing, causing them to have excessive psychological pressure; or because the secular world exaggerates the harmfulness of masturbation, making those normal sexual release behaviors described as moral and immoral, thus making them carry psychological baggage; or being stimulated by bad sexual information, such as the pathological sexual behaviors promoted by pornographic books, videos and DVDs, misleading people to over-emphasize sexual ability, and when they feel inferior to others, it causes psychological pressure, etc. These situations may cause the occurrence of impotence.

2. The relationship between the couple is not harmonious or one of them has other sexual partners.

For example, the failure of the first sexual intercourse after marriage, the wife is dissatisfied with the husband, which makes the couple uncoordinated and the husband has an unhappy mood to have sex; or because the woman has a third party, the husband is hostile to his wife; or the man has an affair and lacks love for his wife, the woman fails to arouse the husband's sexual interest, etc. These are all psychological factors that cause impotence.

3. Men lack self-confidence.

For example, they worry too much about their "small penis", thinking that it is not as big as others and they are afraid that they cannot satisfy their wives' sexual needs; or they overemphasize the husband's responsibility for satisfying his wife's sexual needs, thinking that if they cannot satisfy their wives' needs once, there is something wrong with them; or they have poor psychological quality and will be upset when they are slightly criticized by their wives during sex, and they cannot get rid of this psychological pressure the next time they have sex, etc. For husbands whose wives are relatively "strong", this kind of situation is relatively more common.