Does permanent impotence really exist?

Impotence is a terrible disease for men. The impact it causes is not only physical, but also psychological, which will deal a heavy blow to men. Depression and anxiety will aggravate the condition of impotence, forming a vicious cycle and leading to permanent impotence. So does permanent impotence really exist?

Impotence has different degrees of symptoms, and severe impotence symptoms are: loss of sexual desire, no erection response to stimulation of sensitive areas, heterosexual stimulation, or masturbation; the penis cannot erect and cannot enter the vagina during intercourse; the penis has no erection angle and hardness; sexual intercourse basically stops, and there is no sexual pleasure. So, does permanent impotence exist?

It seems that people think that permanent impotence does not exist. Modern medicine is so advanced that even if it doesn't work, you can still use medicine. Although many people think so, in fact, impotence is divided into two types, functional impotence and organic impotence. Among them, organic impotence is permanent. Organic impotence is caused by insufficient arterial blood supply, venous leakage, neurological, endocrine factors, etc., which makes the penis unable to erect at any time.

Although patients with functional impotence may have temporary, nearly normal erections when not having sexual intercourse, or can have an erection when sexually stimulated (such as watching pornographic videos, etc.) or during sleep, or have no difficulty in having an erection but suddenly become flaccid during sexual intercourse, patients with organic impotence cannot have an erection at any time or under any circumstances. However, organic impotence must be treated for the primary organic lesions.

From the above introduction, we can see that permanent impotence does exist. Organic reasons can lead to impotence. If a man's genitals are irreparably damaged, he will become a permanent impotent patient. This can be said to be a devastating blow to men, so men should pay more attention to self-protection.