Erectile dysfunction desire

Sexual desire disorder is also known as sexual drive disorder and sexual drive disorder. It is often caused by psychological disorders and mental illness. Sexual desire disorder often causes other symptoms such as hypersexuality, which can be distinguished as sexual desire disorder.

Brief Introduction of Sexual Desire Disorder

Sexual desire disorders are the most common problems encountered by sex therapists in recent years. At first glance, these problems seem to be easy to deal with. Some people actually find ways to solve the problems on their own. The tragedy is that sexual desire disorders are often more complicated than they appear on the surface, and many people are simply unable to solve them on their own. As long as there is sincerity and a certain understanding of the reasons for sexual restrictions, most of the problems can be solved.

Sexual desire disorders basically present in one of two ways:

1. In the individual, a man feels that his sexual desire is insufficient compared to what he expects, compared to his past, and compared to the sexual desire of other men in his mind. This category also includes a very small number of men who have no sexual desire at all.

There are also some men whose sexual desire is stronger than they wish. They hope that their sexual impulses and sexual requirements will not be so many, because this has already affected other aspects of their daily lives.

2. Within the couple. It means that one party has higher requirements for sexual life than the other party, and neither party can reach a compromise solution, without either party having no sexual desire or having a high sexual desire. We call it sexual desire difference. It is easy to subjectively think that the man has more sexual requirements and his partner is miserable. Although this is a typical way, there are many couples where the woman has higher sexual requirements. Sexual desire difference is by far the most common obstacle.

Another type of arrangement is that both couples have more sexual requirements, but they just can't arrange the time, like Edward and Emily. Working class couples and couples with children belong to this category. Both parties want to have more sex life and look forward to having sex, but they are often too busy, too tired, or one party is interested in hobbies while the other party is not interested.

Causes of sexual dysfunction

1. Organic diseases: Almost all serious acute and chronic diseases can cause male sexual dysfunction, liver cirrhosis, chronic renal failure, chronic active hepatitis and other organic diseases, which can destroy the normal growth hormone metabolism process, causing the patient's physiological and psychological decline accompanied by a decrease in sexual desire. Genetic and nutritional deficiency diseases can also cause sexual dysfunction.

2. Urinary system diseases: prepuce is too long, penile sclerosis, genital dysplasia, etc., often due to reflexive, psychological or physiological factors, make sexual life difficult or impossible, a long time can lead to decreased libido, or even no libido.

3. Endocrine diseases: Various endocrine diseases are common diseases in humans and are also very common causes of organic erectile dysfunction. Prostate dysfunction, low or hyperthyroid hormone, adrenal disease, and pituitary disease can all lead to a decrease in sexual desire. There are many diseases that cause prostate dysfunction. Klinefelteri syndrome, anorchism, male Turner syndrome, low pituitary function, and tumors on the sella turcica. They can directly affect the male testicle level, as well as the hypothalamus and pituitary level, and indirectly affect the function of the testicles, reduce the production of testosterone, and lead to a decrease in sexual desire.