What should I do if my morning erection disappears?

Morning erections are something men are proud of, and they think they have strong sexual function. If they don't have morning erections, they will definitely worry about their "inability". Can morning erections represent the level of sexual ability? Does not having morning erections mean you are sick?

Morning erection refers to the spontaneous erection of the male penis between 4 and 7 a.m. without any consciousness. The principle is not certain. However, it is certain that morning erection may not occur every day because the human body condition is different every day. The absence of morning erection cannot be used to judge whether a man has sexual dysfunction.

Age plays a decisive role in morning erections. Men will have morning erections at the beginning of puberty. With the increase of age, the frequency of morning erections gradually increases and the duration also gradually increases. Generally, after the age of 30, morning erections will gradually weaken. However, even without morning erections, some elderly people can still have sex. This shows that the relationship between morning erections and sexual function is not necessarily proportional.

When you are 20 to 30 years old, you usually get an erection the most often, and it will gradually decrease after you get older. However, because young people today have irregular daily routines, smoke too much, drink too much, and have too much mental stress, it can also affect morning erections. And once it becomes a problem, it is more likely that you will not get an erection in the morning for several days.

The length of sleep and the quality of sleep all have different effects on morning erections. The metabolism of androgen is related to morning erections, and poor rest will affect the metabolism of growth hormones. Therefore, staying up late often will affect morning erections. Especially for young people, morning erections are usually closely related to staying up late often.

Hypertension has been developing at a younger age. Many young people have high blood pressure, but they don’t know that taking antihypertensive drugs will also affect morning erections. Sodium ion antagonists are one of the drugs that affect erections, so if you don’t have morning erections, you can consider switching to other antihypertensive drugs.

If you do not have morning erections for a long time and your sexual desire decreases, then you need to consider other problems. It is recommended that you have a growth hormone test to rule out androgen deficiency syndrome, and then conduct further regular examinations and treatments based on the situation.

If the body has no other symptoms, you can take ginseng, scutellaria, deer antler tablets and other medicines to increase morning erections. At the same time, pay attention to the daily routine, be happy, don't overwork, and wake up every morning to see your lower "erection".