Is impotence caused by extramarital affair a disease?

Impotence means that when there is sexual desire, the male genitals cannot erect or the erection is not hard enough, or although it is erect and has a certain degree of strength, it cannot maintain a sufficient time for sexual intercourse, thus preventing or preventing sexual intercourse. There are many reasons for impotence. One is the psychological factor, such as emotional indifference between husband and wife, or anxiety caused by some reasons, which can cause impotence. Indeed, the new term "post-marital affair-related impotence" is caused by anxiety.

If you have sex too often, the erectile nerve center is often over-strained, and if this continues for a long time, impotence may occur. Abnormalities in the erectile nerve center of the genitals can cause impotence. When some key organs of the human body such as the liver, kidneys, heart, and lungs suffer from serious diseases, especially long-term diseases, they may affect sexual physiology. Patients with pituitary diseases, male testicles removed due to damage or disease, patients with adrenaline insufficiency or diabetes all develop impotence. Some people also suffer from impotence due to alcohol production, long-term excessive exposure to radiation, excessive use of tranquilizers and anti-tumor drugs or anesthetics, but it is rare in clinical medicine.

Post-marital adultery erectile dysfunction refers to the erectile dysfunction that occurs when a man has an extramarital affair, but is fine when he has sex with his wife. Theoretically, erectile dysfunction caused by not only extramarital sex but also premarital sex can be included in this category. When a man has extramarital sex, he is often in an extremely abnormal mental state, feeling uneasy, anxious, and worried, fearing that others will find out and his reputation will be ruined.

In addition, there is always a sense of guilt and remorse for betraying one's family and immediate family. This poor psychological activity will seriously affect the work of the "command center" of the human brain, so it is easy to have erectile dysfunction during sexual life. Once erectile dysfunction occurs, the concept is very anxious and feels that there is a problem with one's male sexual function. The mental stress is getting worse and worse, and it will eventually develop into the failure of sexual life between immediate family members.

Of course, most of the post-marital affair erectile dysfunction patients do not have erectile dysfunction when they have sex with their immediate family members because they do not have the above-mentioned mental burden. However, it is not so easy for these people to "throw away the burden and move forward lightly" and attempt to have extramarital sexual intercourse smoothly. The complicated psychological activity description will affect the actual sexual function, and the secret lies in this. Therefore, the only effective treatment for post-marital affair erectile dysfunction patients is to avoid extramarital sexual intercourse to prevent the development trend to the point where male sexual function is completely depressed.

Premarital sex, especially those who get divorced and then meet a girlfriend, once erectile dysfunction occurs, it is similar to extramarital sex. Sexual life in singles is equally complicated. Because they are not officially married, they will definitely look very anxious, or they are afraid of being criticized by their parents and gossiped by others, or they are worried about unmarried pregnancy... The complex psychological activities often cause erectile dysfunction based on neurological functions.