What is impotence?

Erectile dysfunction is a type of mental illness related to culture and art. On the one hand, it is related to mental and psychological disorders, such as the influence of local traditional Chinese culture or the patient's low education. On the other hand, it is also related to the individual's personality traits, such as introversion, sensitivity, and high suggestibility. Erectile dysfunction mostly occurs in men. The clinical symptoms are anxiety, anxiety, fear, and excessive worry about the male genitals shrinking into the body. In severe cases, panic attacks may occur.

The treatment of impotence includes psychotherapy and medication. Psychotherapy includes cognitive therapy and suggestive therapy to divert the patient's attention and relieve or eliminate the patient's depression. The key to medication is to give anti-anxiety drugs or doses of antipsychotic drugs, such as olanzapine, lorazepam, etc.

Erectile dysfunction, also known as contraction phobia, is a syndrome characterized by fear and anxiety attacks, caused by worrying about the sexual organs, breasts or other body organs shrinking into the body and causing death. I have encountered several cases in clinical medicine. When I am anxious, anxious and worried, I feel that my reproductive organs are shrinking into my body and I am dying. I will be very anxious at this time. One of them is a TV host. When he faces the surveillance camera during an interview, he will be anxious. When he is anxious, he will feel that his sexual organs are shrinking, and he can't do his work normally. This disease is more common in Southeast Asia, such as Singapore, Malaysia, and Hainan in my country, and is rare in the northern region. Patients are mostly men, who often receive incorrect sexual enlightenment education or are related to spiritual suggestion, culture and art.

However, some patients do not have the experience of incorrect enlightenment education. They have received higher vocational education and have a good education experience. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, there are more serious liver qi stagnation, cold dampness and blood stasis. During treatment, it is necessary to soothe the liver and regulate qi, clear away cold dampness, and promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. It also includes appropriate cognitive education to help patients vent and help patients find their psychological anxiety and worries. Then tell the patient the cause of the disease, reduce the patient's anxiety and anxiety, and the prognosis is better.