How to judge impotence? Four major manifestations of impotence

What is impotence? Generally speaking, impotence mainly refers to the fact that men cannot have normal sex life and almost lose the necessary conditions for sex life. It is understood that men's impotence is related to many factors, such as physical health, mental health, etc. So, what are the symptoms of impotent men?

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 and you must go to a professional hospital as soon as possible to find out the cause and receive scientific treatment.

2. Impotence:

It refers to the inability of the penis to erect or erection is not firm, and normal sexual intercourse cannot be carried out. 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 when spermatorrhea occurs frequently for a long time can it be considered a disease. Anejaculation refers to the phenomenon that no ejaculation occurs during sexual intercourse even after a certain period of time. Low libido refers to the phenomenon that it is difficult to produce sexual excitement and sexual activity even under certain conditions.

3. No sexual desire or low sexual desire:

It means that even under sexual stimulation, sexual arousal and desire for sexual intercourse cannot be generated, or sexual arousal and desire exist but the intensity is low.

4. No ejaculation

Refers to the inability of men to ejaculate semen during sexual intercourse;