Causes of Pathological Impotence

Men will feel very inferior and distressed when talking about impotence, because we all know that men care very much about their sexual ability. If impotence occurs during sexual life, they will not be able to meet the sexual needs of the couple, so prevention must be paid attention to. Now let us analyze some causes of pathological impotence. We hope that male friends will have a scientific understanding of the correct treatment.

The causes of pathological impotence are mainly manifested in:

1. Mechanical lesions: such as genital trauma, advanced pelvic tumors, etc. These lesions can continuously compress the root of the penis, affecting blood return and causing abnormal penis erection.

2. Certain drugs: Drugs that can cause persistent abnormal penile erection include guanethidine, reserpine, compound antihypertensive capsules, etc. Hemostatic drugs such as 6-aminoacetic acid and diazepam may also cause it.

3. Genital inflammation: If you suffer from prostatitis, it may cause thrombosis of the prostatic venous clusters, affecting the return of deep veins, resulting in abnormal erection of the penis, which is hard and not soft.

4. Blood diseases: such as sickle anemia, leukemia, erythrocytosis and thrombocytopenia. These diseases can cause blood sediment in the corpus cavernosum of the penis and lead to abnormal penile erection.

5. Neurological diseases: common in spinal cord injury or inflammation and brain stem lesions, etc., and can also be seen in some patients after craniotomy where the central spinal cord is overexcited, leading to persistent abnormal penile erection.

Investigations have found that pathological impotence is mostly caused by prostate disease. This is because, on the one hand, the prostate is the most important sex gland organ in the male body and is the gate that controls male ejaculation. Once the prostate becomes rigid and hardened, the conduction of nerves and the expansion of blood vessels in the gland are lost, resulting in impotence; on the other hand, people mistakenly believe that prostate disease is caused by kidney deficiency and abuse aphrodisiacs, which further accelerates the rigidity and hardening of glandular tissues, leading to large-scale calcification of the gland and complete destruction of local nerves and blood vessels, resulting in impotence.

In fact, many factors may cause male impotence, so men should have a scientific understanding of these common sense and not complain. In their daily life, couples should also cooperate with the doctor's treatment and understand each other. This can bring good results to the treatment of impotence.