Male erectile dysfunction diagnosis and treatment

There are many reasons for erectile dysfunction, such as psychological disorders such as long-term anxiety, anxiety, fear, etc., as well as poor personal behavior in daily life such as staying up late, overwork, smoking and drinking, etc., and also psychological factors such as diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, low sex hormone function, hyperprolactinemia, etc. Therefore, for the treatment and rehabilitation of erectile dysfunction, it is best to go to a reliable tertiary andrology hospital or urology department for treatment and conduct relevant examinations including endocrine hormone testing, erectile function questionnaire assessment, penile vascular ultrasound, autonomic nerve testing, erectile function and hardness standards, etc. Through the examination, the cause is found, and the condition is objectively assessed before formulating a treatment and rehabilitation plan, so that the actual effect will be ideal.

Erectile dysfunction is a cardiovascular disease like coronary heart disease. If you have problems getting an erection, you need to have a good lifestyle, including smoking, and you must quit smoking. There are many people with erectile dysfunction who have no problems in the examination, but they look very fat. It is very important to lose weight. Some people have slightly high blood sugar, and they need to control their blood sugar. In terms of diet, you should eat healthily. Scientific diet is called low-fat food. This is very important. Try to avoid eating high-fat foods, eat more vegetables and fruits. Because there are problems with sub-health status, sub-health status will affect erectile function, so it is very important to go to bed and get up early, get up early, and maintain a healthy mental state.

General medical history: hypertension, diabetes, renal and liver dysfunction, arteriosclerosis and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease risk factors such as hyperlipidemia; endocrine system diseases, nervous system diseases; medication and treatment measures; pelvic, perineal and male genital injuries or surgical treatments.

Sexual history of the couple: - Origin, duration, work progress, severity of erectile dysfunction, etc., erection in the evening and morning, masturbation, frequency of sexual intercourse; changes in sexual desire; male ejaculation; sexual pleasure; sexual organ pain caused by sexual intercourse; relationship between the couple, and male sexual function of immediate family members;

Full body physical examination: body shape (secondary sexual characteristics, etc.); urinary system (male genitals, male testicles); cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases (blood pressure, heart rate); central nervous system.

Psychological assessment: Personality trait questionnaire; Anxiety-mood-depression scale; Erectile dysfunction and related factors questionnaire.

Laboratory tests: routine blood and urine tests, blood sugar, glycosylated hemoglobin concentration (HBA1C), blood sugar, hypothalamus-pituitary-gonadal axis (LH, FSH, T, E2).

NPT test: accurately records the time, frequency, cycle time changes and intensity of the male genitals in the dormant state at night; can properly diagnose psychological impotence or organic impotence and the degree of impotence, which has key practical significance in clinical medicine.