What is the reason for morning erection being half hard and half soft?

Morning erection refers to the natural erection of the male penis between 4 and 7 in the morning, which is not controlled by the scene, posture, or logical thinking. It is a normal physiological phenomenon. Sometimes the morning erection may disappear, and some men may mistakenly think that they have erectile dysfunction problems. In fact, the exact mechanism of morning erection is not clear at a glance. It can be affected by many factors such as symptoms, medications, mental state, and living habits. So what is the reason for the half-hard and half-soft erection in the morning?

What causes a half-hard and half-soft erection in the morning?

Morning erections are an indicator of a man's sexual function.

A good morning erection often means good erectile function, but a poor morning erection does not necessarily mean that there will be problems with sexual function.

Because morning erections are affected by many factors, such as recent mental state and health conditions, as well as factors such as fatigue.

Among them, the influence of mood on morning erection is still relatively large. Therefore, if the semi-hard and semi-soft erection in the morning occurs for a long time, it is necessary to be alert to whether it is erectile dysfunction.

If you have a bad erection in the morning, it also depends on whether you can have a good erection during sex. If you can have a good erection during sex, but it is not so good in the morning, you don't need to worry. You just need to adjust your work and rest habits, pay attention to adequate sleep, and do moderate exercise. Generally, after one to two months of treatment, your morning erection may be improved.

If you have trouble getting an erection during sexual intercourse, further testing is needed to find the cause of the erectile dysfunction.

Overview

Generally, men have morning erections when they enter puberty or adulthood, but the exact mechanism has not been scientifically clarified at this stage. It is currently suspected to be affected by age, disease, medication, mental factors, sleep quality, urination retention, and unhealthy lifestyle.

Causes of disease

1. Age

After estrus, with the growth of age, the frequency of morning erections gradually increases, and the duration gradually increases. After the age of 30, with the growth of age, morning erections will gradually weaken or decline.

2. Symptoms

Many diseases can affect male sexual function and morning erections, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, lumbar disc herniation, coronary heart disease, tuberculosis, spinal cord injury, sexually transmitted diseases, etc.

3. Medicines

Anti-tumor drugs, anti-hypertensive drugs, hypoglycemic drugs, acid-suppressing drugs, sedatives and some Chinese herbal medicines can reduce the frequency of morning erections, while drugs such as ginseng, scutellaria, deer antler slices, deer antler slices, seal kidney, wolfberry, etc. can increase the frequency of morning erections.

4. Spiritual elements

Severe psychological trauma, excessive grief, depression, etc. can significantly reduce morning erections. Such people mainly experience slow or inability to start during the day. Excessive work and physical fatigue can also affect morning erections.

5. Sleep quality

Whether you get enough sleep and the quality of your sleep will affect androgen metabolism to varying degrees, which in turn affects morning erections.

6. Hold your urine

The bladder stores too much urine, which increases the pressure in the bladder and causes stimulation, which can cause the penis to become hard subconsciously. This is what we often call "holding urine" and causing it to become hard.

7. Poor lifestyle

Excessive smoking, drinking, and irregular work and rest schedules can also affect morning erections.

Common Diseases

Morning erections are a normal physiological phenomenon, but morning erections can be abnormal due to a variety of conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, lumbar disc herniation, coronary heart disease, tuberculosis, spinal cord injury, sexually transmitted diseases, erectile dysfunction, etc.