What are the symptoms of impotence?

It is not uncommon for male friends to suffer from impotence. This disease not only causes sexual discord between couples and leads to emotional crisis between couples, but also seriously damages the patient's physical and mental health. As a common male sexual dysfunction disease, impotence has many causes, but its symptoms are not the same for everyone. Different diseases have different symptoms.

There are differences in the symptoms of different degrees of impotence

1. Mild impotence

Men at this stage have basically normal sexual needs. They can get an erection relatively quickly after being sexually stimulated by the opposite sex, and masturbation can cause an erection. During intercourse, the penis can get an erection but it cannot last long, or manual assistance is needed to enter the vagina. The penis is erect but not hard, and sexual pleasure is acceptable.

2. Moderate impotence

Men at this stage have weaker sexual desires. The penis is slow to respond to stimulation of the sensitive areas, and cannot erect immediately after heterosexual stimulation. Through masturbation, the penis can only erect with difficulty. During intercourse, the penis often cannot erect, or even if it can erect, it cannot last. During intercourse, the penis cannot enter the vagina, the erection angle cannot reach 90°, and the hardness is extremely poor.

3. Severe impotence

Men at this stage have lost their sexual desire. Whether they stimulate their erogenous zones, receive heterosexual stimulation, or masturbate, their penis will not have an erection response. During intercourse, the penis cannot erect and cannot enter the vagina. The penis has no erection angle and hardness.

Erectile dysfunction usually has the following symptoms

1. The penis cannot fully erect or the erection is not strong enough to allow for a satisfactory and normal sexual life.

2. Young people experience anxiety and impatience accompanied by impotence due to insufficient emotional communication with their sexual partners or inconsistent sexual behavior habits.

3. Impotence may occur occasionally, but it will be completely normal during the next sexual intercourse. It may be caused by temporary tension or fatigue and is not pathological.

4. Although impotence occurs frequently, the penis can become erect and maintain an erection for a period of time in the early morning or during masturbation, which is mostly caused by psychological factors.

5. Impotence persists and continues to progress, which is mostly caused by organic diseases.