Changes in sexual function in 30-year-old men

In the past, people often said that men at the age of 40 had a "sexual turning point". However, more detailed recent research data on sexual sociology shows that men at the age of 30 are also at a turning point in sexual function and face a sexual "threshold" in their lives.

Men may experience decreased sexual function at the age of 30. This may be related to high stress in daily work and life, irregular daily routine, or long-term use of certain medications. Decreased sexual function will be accompanied by a decrease in the frequency of sexual intercourse and a decrease in the quality of married life. Therefore, you should follow the doctor's instructions and use medication for conditioning.

In short, men used to think about sex every day, but now they think about sex twice a week, sometimes three times a week, or even once every "national holiday" or every four days. In the rest of the time, they always want to "rest". In the past, they would think about sex every time the lights went out, and turning off the lights seemed to be a hint. Now, they need their wives to remind them, and they will suddenly regard their beloved wives as their sexual targets, and turn their attention away from TV, computers, newspapers and football information to deal with sex.

When a man is over 30, his sexual function will not change immediately. This change will happen gradually, and the curve of his sexual function decline is a hilly terrain. In addition, this change has great individual differences. Some men with weak sexual function may start to "rise and fall" at the age of 24, and then decline and "fall" at the age of 25. Some men with "skills" in sexual function can reach a "high point" at the age of 18, and then decline and "fall" at the age of 35. But most men's sexual function begins to decline significantly after the age of 30.