The manifestations of male impotence_The specific manifestations of impotence

What is impotence? As the name suggests, it means the inability to complete sexual life normally. We say that sexual life is the best seasoning for love and is a normal physiological need for men and women. However, under the pressure of fast-paced life, many people have problems with impotence. So what is impotence? What are the manifestations of male impotence? This article will list several manifestations of male impotence.

Symptoms of impotence

1. Spermia : It refers to the phenomenon of male ejaculation without masturbation or sexual intercourse. It can be divided into normal and pathological. Most adolescent males have spermatorrhea, which is normal. However, when spermatorrhea occurs too frequently for a long time, it is pathological spermatorrhea. You must go to a professional hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and receive scientific treatment.

2. Impotence : refers to the inability of the penis to erect or weak erection, and the inability to conduct normal sexual intercourse. Premature ejaculation refers to ejaculation immediately before or after the penis is inserted into the vagina during sexual intercourse. Spermia refers to ejaculation that occurs without sexual activity. This phenomenon occurs in more than 80% of unmarried young men. Only long-term and frequent spermatorrhea can be considered a disease. Anejaculation refers to the phenomenon that sexual intercourse does not cause ejaculation even after a certain period of time. Low libido refers to the phenomenon that it is difficult to produce sexual excitement and sexual activity under certain conditions.

3. Lack of sexual desire and low sexual desire : refers to the inability to generate sexual excitement and desire for sexual intercourse under sexual stimulation, or the presence of sexual excitement and desire but at low intensity.

4. Asexuality refers to the inability of men to ejaculate semen during sexual intercourse;

5. The manifestation of male impotence is that many men wake up in the morning and find that their penis is hard because of urine. They can't help but feel happy. Men think this is a sign of strong sexual ability. If they find it is soft one day, they will worry that they are not good enough. Some andrologists will also ask about the state of morning erection during diagnosis and treatment. But in fact, this is only one aspect of nocturnal erection. The erection during deep sleep or dreaming should be the real reflection of male sexual function problems. Nocturnal erection is the activity of the penis that occurs with the rapid sleep phase. The so-called rapid sleep phase, or what is usually called deep sleep, is a manifestation of male impotence. At this time, the eyeballs move quickly and irregularly, the muscles relax more, the body temperature and blood pressure rise, the breathing and heart rate speed up, and the various metabolic functions in the body increase significantly. At this stage, people often dream. At this time, an erection occurs, which can perfuse high blood flow to the penis, ensuring the replenishment of oxygen and nutrients, and is the self-maintenance of the erectile function. This kind of erection is not disturbed by psychological factors and can truly reflect the status of sexual function. Generally, men will have 3-5 erections every night, each lasting an average of 15 minutes, but some can last up to about 1 hour.