Causes of sexual dysfunction

With the change of lifestyle and the liberalization of sexual concepts, more and more people are suffering from sexual dysfunction. Once they suffer from sexual dysfunction, not only will their fertility be reduced or even lost, but also the disharmony between husband and wife will lead to the disintegration of the family. Therefore, the harm of sexual dysfunction is huge. However, sexual dysfunction can be cured if it is treated in time.

When it comes to the choice of treatment, if the cause of the disease can be treated, recovery can be achieved faster. Therefore, many people are concerned about the causes of sexual dysfunction. What are the causes of sexual dysfunction? Let's learn about it together.

1. Unhealthy lifestyle:

Our bad living habits will bring harm to our bodies, especially when it comes to smoking and drinking. The ratio of smoking and drinking to normal people suffering from sexual dysfunction is 56% and 21% respectively. An unhealthy lifestyle is more likely to cause sexual dysfunction.

2. Injury:

Accidents in life may cause us to suffer trauma or surgery. In particular, pelvic radiotherapy for prostate cancer can seriously damage the penile nerves and lead to erectile dysfunction. Chinese surgeons are constantly improving their skills to better prevent the occurrence of iatrogenic erectile dysfunction.

3. Disease:

Cardiovascular diseases in the elderly are often accompanied by erectile dysfunction, and diabetes is also closely related to this disease.

What are the causes of sexual dysfunction? Based on the above content, we know that some bad living habits and diseases can cause sexual dysfunction, so it is recommended that male friends maintain good living habits and it is best to have regular physical examinations to ensure physical health.

It is important to note that sexual dysfunction refers to the inability to complete sexual intercourse. Therefore, many people who fail in their first attempt at sexual intercourse will think that they are patients. In fact, this perception is wrong. Generally speaking, the failure of the first sexual intercourse is normal, and it can often be improved in the subsequent sexual intercourse through psychological adjustment and learning of sexual life skills. Therefore, it needs to be treated correctly.