What department does impotence belong to?

Nowadays, many men suffer from impotence and cannot have a normal erection during sex due to congenital deficiencies, excessive masturbation, excessive sexual indulgence, psychological problems, etc. Not only do they feel uncomfortable, but sometimes they are also rejected and complained by their lovers. This is a great blow to a man's self-esteem. Because they don't know much about hospitals, many people go to see a doctor but don't know which department to go to. So what department does impotence belong to? Here is a brief introduction for everyone.

You can go to the hospital to see a male doctor or urologist. Urology is a branch of medicine that specializes in the study of the male and female urinary tract and the male reproductive system. It is mainly divided from surgery. The male urinary and reproductive systems are inseparable, while the female urinary tract opens at the vulva. Regardless of gender, the urinary tract and reproductive tract are closely related, and diseases of the two often affect each other. Urology can be further divided into various sub-specialties such as urological oncology, urinary tract stones, urinary disorders, pediatric urology, sexual dysfunction, male infertility, etc.

Sexual dysfunction, low libido, impotence, premature ejaculation, anejaculation, spermatorrhea, and retrograde ejaculation are common male sexual dysfunctions. They directly affect men's self-esteem, marital relationship, and family stability, and have become a secret problem for adult men. The most discussed male sexual dysfunction in urology is ED, which often manifests as erectile dysfunction. Among men aged 40-70, the incidence of erectile dysfunction is as high as 52%. It is a common disease, just like diabetes and hypertension. At the same time, it is an early sign of many chronic diseases. In recent years, the disease has tended to develop in younger people. The causes of ED are divided into two categories: organic and psychological. The organic causes include factors such as blood vessels, nerves, endocrine system, and sexual organs themselves. From the perspective of etiology, patients with psychological ED are closely related to mental factors, such as fear, depression, anxiety, mental trauma, guilt, and marital discord.

The above is what the experts have said. I hope it will be helpful to friends with impotence. If male friends feel uncomfortable, they must get treatment immediately. To avoid more serious consequences. Impotence is not only related to men's self-esteem, but also to the harmony of the family. It also affects fertility and has great harm to one's own body. So don't be embarrassed if you have impotence. Treatment is the key. I hope you will recover soon.