What are the symptoms of impotence? See if you have any of these symptoms.

Impotence is a type of erectile dysfunction that has a significant impact on male sexual ability. Psychogenic impotence is characterized by spontaneous erections of the penis but an inability to achieve an erection during sexual intercourse. Organic impotence requires treatment based on the symptoms of the disease.

1. Psychogenic impotence:

The onset is more acute, with spontaneous erections of the penis, during sleep or when waking up, during masturbation or erotic associations, but not during sexual intercourse; or the penis can become hard and erect when it first touches the female body, but becomes flaccid when attempting to insert it. In addition, there are mental symptoms such as anxiety, worry, depression, lack of energy, etc. Some may also be accompanied by premature ejaculation or asexuality.

2. Organic impotence:

The main symptoms are that the penis cannot erect under any circumstances, the onset is usually slow, and the disease is progressive. In addition, it is accompanied by symptoms of corresponding organic diseases, such as the "three mores and one less" symptoms of diabetes (drinking more, urinating more, eating more, and losing weight).

3. Diagnostic points:

1. Have a history of mental or psychological factors, or a history of organic disease, or a history of using drugs that affect sexual function.

2. The penis cannot erect effectively, so that normal sexual intercourse cannot be completed, and the history of the disease is more than three months.

3. Organic impotence has corresponding signs of organic diseases.

4. Related laboratory tests and other tests, such as serum sex hormone tests and penile erection tests, are helpful in the diagnosis of organic diseases.