What harm does impotence do to the body?

We all know a simple truth. Many male friends bear some economic responsibilities in a family. In particular, many male friends will work outside for a long time to make more money, which brings long-term fatigue to their bodies and thus causes impotence. However, some people do not take it seriously after impotence occurs, delaying the disease, thus causing a lot of harm to their bodies. So what harm does impotence do to the body?

Harm 1: Impotence affects male fertility but is not equivalent to infertility

The combination of sperm and egg is the basis for the birth of a new life. It is difficult for patients with impotence to erect their penis and cannot deliver sperm to the female cervix, which makes it difficult to give birth to the next generation. For patients with milder conditions, the common symptom is weak erection, and they can barely complete sexual life. However, at this time, the patient's physiological function is in an unhealthy state, the sperm quality is poor, and it is difficult to ensure the birth of a healthy life. It can be seen that impotence not only affects the patient's fertility, but may also affect the health of the next generation.

Harm 2: Damage to relationships between the sexes: Impotence may destroy men’s self-confidence

The emergence of impotence leads to the fact that couples have abnormal sexual life, which not only troubles the physical and mental health of men, but also affects the harmony and happiness of both sexes. If normal physiological needs cannot be released and vented, cracks may appear in daily life, and in serious cases, it may even lead to the breakdown of marriage. There are countless examples in real life.

Hazard 3: Affecting personal health Chronic diseases are often associated with impotence

According to clinical research, most patients with impotence also suffer from other chronic diseases. There are many factors that cause impotence. Unhealthy physiological conditions, psychological conditions, and unscientific lifestyles can all lead to impotence to varying degrees, and manifest themselves in advance through impotence. Due to its special early warning function, impotence is called "the intersection of men's health problems." The andrology community is accustomed to comparing impotence to the tip of an iceberg, with more problems that are not visible now hidden in the deep sea. If impotence is not effectively treated and relieved in a timely manner, then one day, these long-lurking problems will all erupt.

The above paragraphs are what I have explained about the harm of impotence to the body. I hope that those male friends who have been working hard outside for a long time can reflect on this disease more deeply in time after reading it, and make appropriate adjustments according to their own situation. Of course, I also want to point out that once you suffer from impotence, you must treat it as soon as possible, so as to better ensure our physical health.