What to do if your penis is flaccid

Men with penis flaccidity need to understand the cause of the disease, because common urogenital lesions or the presence of urinary system malformations and other organic diseases may cause penis flaccidity. Therefore, it is necessary to understand these causes and treat them accordingly.

1. Urogenital lesions: Impotence caused by severe urogenital diseases is relatively common. Patients are usually those with urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, orchitis, and epididymitis. It is a chronic and severe disease. The most common impotence is caused by prostatitis.

2. Urinary system malformations: Congenital penile malformations, such as congenital penile curvature, double penis, small penis, penoscrotal displacement, etc., or insufficient nutrition during adolescence, which leads to poor development of the reproductive organs, can cause impotence.

3. Organic diseases: Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, nervous system diseases, endocrine system diseases, or certain major surgeries or even trauma may lead to impotence. In addition, medications taken for chronic diseases and certain antidepressants may cause penile flaccidity and inability to have sex.

4. Psychological factors: If the patient is under stress, overly anxious, or overburdened, he or she may not be able to get excited during sex. If the body is too tired, the penis may become soft and unable to erect, or may become weak.

5. Mixed factors: Some patients suffer from impotence due to physical illness, which causes them to suffer a psychological blow and lose self-confidence. As a result, they are still unable to lead a normal sex life even after recovering from the physical illness. This is because the psychological blow is too severe, causing excessive psychological pressure.