What to do if a man has sexual dysfunction

What should men do if they have erectile dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction is a common disease in daily life, which has a great impact on the health and life of patients. So what should men do if they have erectile dysfunction? Let's take a look at it together.

What to do if a boy has erectile dysfunction

1. What should boys do if they have erectile dysfunction?

Personal Behavioral Therapy:

The first step is to relieve anxiety, and then restore the behavior pattern. Classic shock therapy and system desensitization can be used. Evaluate the patient's level of anxiety in each level of the situation, and use drugs, hypnosis or muscle weakness techniques to resist anxiety. In addition, self-disclosure training and other methods can help patients express their sexual requirements more frankly.

Cognitive Personal Behavioral Therapy:

Includes appropriate information dissemination, reading article treatments, media presentation, and rejection of unscientific beliefs.

Group Healing:

The key is to investigate the patient's psychological and interpersonal problems. Actively explain to him the relevant professional knowledge about sex, so as to eliminate the novelty of his sexual needs and correct his general incorrect understanding of sexual needs.

Sexual therapy guided by behavioral psychology:

By combining psychoanalysis with individual behavioral therapy, medication, and group therapy, we can eliminate the fear of punishment, distrust of loved ones, and worry about sexual organ deficiency.

2. Causes of erectile dysfunction

Biological factors

Erectile dysfunction may be caused by a variety of reasons, including genetic inheritance, physical condition, female hormones, age, symptoms (including special diseases, neuropsychiatric diseases, endocrine diseases, male reproductive organ diseases), etc. Drugs, long-term alcoholism or drug abuse can also cause erectile dysfunction.

Mental Disorders

Mental and psychological disorders have a significant impact on male sexual function, including incorrect sexual awareness, the impact of previous sexual experiences, environmental factors, interpersonal anxiety, and negative emotions caused by various external factors.

Cultural and artistic elements

Due to the influence of religious beliefs and cultural characteristics, some people have prejudices against sexual intercourse (for example, they believe that "one drop of semen is equivalent to ten drops of blood"), and think that sexual intercourse will deplete the original energy. Subjectively, they should give up or reduce sexual activity, which can easily lead to sexual hunger.

3. Erectile dysfunction symptoms

Sexual desire disorder

Includes sexual aversion, decreased libido, and increased libido.

Genital erectile dysfunction

It refers to the persistent inability of the male penis to achieve and maintain sufficient erection for a satisfying sexual intercourse.

Sexual life disorder

The clinical symptoms of sexual dysfunction include sexual syncope, sexual aphasia, sexual hysteria, sexual sudden death, sexual phobia, etc.

Ejaculation disorders

Including weak ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, retrograde ejaculation, difficult ejaculation, premature ejaculation and painful ejaculation. Among them, anejaculation refers to the penis can erect normally and have sexual intercourse, but cannot ejaculate, or can ejaculate under other circumstances, but ejaculation is weak in the vagina. Retrograde ejaculation means that the penis can erect and have sexual intercourse, and ejaculate with sexual pleasure, but the semen cannot be ejected out of the urethra but travels backwards through the bladder neck and back into the bladder.