What are the symptoms of neurogenic impotence?

There are many types of impotence, and their symptoms are similar, but different types of diseases cause different degrees of harm to patients. For example, neurogenic impotence is caused by nerve problems. Patients need to regulate nerve functions. When the disease causes nerve problems, they need to undergo surgery. Therefore, when patients have symptoms in this regard, they must first understand the symptom diagnosis and then undergo a formal physical examination. So what are the main symptoms and physical examinations of neurogenic impotence?

Symptoms of neurogenic impotence:

1. Although impotence occurs frequently, the penis can be erect and maintain for a period of time in the early morning or during masturbation. This is mostly caused by psychological factors.

2. Young people experience anxiety and impatience accompanied by impotence due to insufficient emotional communication with their sexual partners or inconsistent sexual behavior habits.

3. If a male friend occasionally experiences impotence, it is completely normal during the next sexual intercourse. It may be caused by temporary tension or fatigue and is not pathological.

4. As the disease progresses and worsens, the penis may have spontaneous erections, erections during sleep or when waking up at night, during masturbation or erotic associations, but may not be able to get an erection when sexual intercourse is desired, or the penis may get a hard erection when it first touches the female body but become flaccid when insertion is attempted.

5. Impotence patients are often accompanied by mental symptoms, such as anxiety, worry, depression, lack of energy, etc. Some may also have premature ejaculation or no ejaculation during sexual intercourse. They may also feel like drinking more, urinating more, eating more, and losing weight.

6. If impotence persists and continues to progress, it is mostly caused by organic diseases.

7. The initial symptoms of male impotence are sweating, sweating, general fatigue, lack of energy, soreness in the waist and knees, and some hair loss.

8. The main symptom of the penis is that it cannot fully erect or the erection is not firm, resulting in the inability to have a normal sexual life.

Physical examination items:

The physical examination of neurogenic impotence should include the examination of the sensory center (such as the ability to judge time, place, and person); the examination of cranial nerves, motor nerves, and sensory nerves (including the feeling of the back); the examination of deep tendon reflexes, bulbocavernosus muscle reflexes, and anal reflexes; and the examination of gait and cerebellar function. For example, the integrity of the sacral reflex arc (Sacral 2-4) can be tested through the bulbocavernosus muscle reflex. By pinching the glans with one hand and placing the other hand on the perineum or anus, you can feel the contraction of the muscle. In clinical examinations, 70% of normal men have this body reflex. Clinical testing of penile sensation, such as pinprick testing and alcohol cotton ball temperature sensation testing, is also useful to confirm whether the sensory component of the dorsal penile nerve is injured.

The symptoms and physical examination items of neurogenic impotence are mainly introduced in the article. Neurogenic impotence brings extremely serious harm to men and families, and will also hurt men's self-esteem. In severe cases, it will destroy the marriage relationship and make patients bear extremely serious psychological burdens. Therefore, patients pay attention to neurogenic impotence and use effective methods to treat it after the disease is confirmed. It can control the changes in the disease and also improve the quality of the patient's sexual life.