How to identify sexual dysfunction? What are the common manifestations of sexual dysfunction

1. Distinguishing sexual dysfunction should understand the patient's past history of onset

Firstly, when diagnosing male sexual dysfunction, we should first understand the history of the disease. As male sexual function can change with age, sexual activity experience, health status, environment, and personal psychological factors, individuals often make mistakes! Secondly, understand the patient's sexual desire, frequency of sexual changes, duration and duration of penile erection, and whether ejaculation has occurred. Also, understand the patient's work environment, living conditions, marital status, marital relationships, and sexual cooperation. In order to comprehensively assess the patient's mental, psychological, and sexual function, it is beneficial for further examination and diagnosis.

2. physical examination shall be carried out for differential dysfunction

Secondly, we would like to introduce physical examination in particular., Firstly, observe the appearance of male friends and examine whether the development of secondary sexual characteristics is good. Secondly, to effectively check the sensation or reflexes in your external genitalia and perineal area, it is also necessary to measure bladder pressure, bulbocavernosus reflex, and nighttime penile erection.

3. Several common manifestations of sexual dysfunction

3. Sexual desire disorder: The two most severe types of sexual desire disorders are low libido and high libido.

3.2. Sexual intercourse disorder: Sexual intercourse disorder refers to a male's desire to have a full erection of the penis and maintain it for a long time, but the penis cannot be inserted into the female vagina during sexual intercourse. Causing sexual failure on the night of marriage, causing fear. If failed multiple times, men may mistakenly believe that they are sexually incompetent. Sexual disorders include sexual syncope, aphasia, hysteria, sudden death during sexual intercourse, fear of sexual intercourse, and chicken sperm.

3.3. Ejaculation disorders: Ejaculation disorders refer to the inability of men and women to complete normal ejaculation or premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse, resulting in a sense of inferiority. Ejaculation disorders include premature ejaculation, spermatorrhea, non ejaculation, retrograde ejaculation, ejaculation pain, blood sperm, etc.

3.4. Low libido: The reasons for low libido are psychological, such as work and study tension, economic pressure, social and interpersonal tension, depression in the center of sexual excitement, poor marital status, marital disharmony, and difficulty in generating sexual desire.

3.5. Penile Erectile Disorder: Penile erectile disorder refers to insufficient erection or insufficient erection time during sexual intercourse, resulting in unsatisfactory sexual activity. Penile erectile dysfunction mainly includes yang disease, weak penile erection, and abnormal penile erection.