Post Date November, 16 2024
In recent years, the risk of male sexual dysfunction is increasing, which has seriously affected the physical and mental health of male patients. Sexual dysfunction refers to the inability to conduct normal sexual behavior or satisfy normal sexual behavior. Men suffering from sexual dysfunction need to be treated in time to avoid inducing other physical diseases and endangering the healthy life of men. So, what harm will happen if sexual dysfunction is not treated in time? The details are as follows:
1. It directly affects men's self-esteem and mental health, and will affect their psychological factors and mental state, leading to depression, inferiority, tension and fear.
2. Male sexual dysfunction not only affects the health of patients, but also brings huge psychological trauma, and may also be the early symptoms of other chronic diseases. Erectile dysfunction, such as male sexual dysfunction, impotence and weak erection, prevents the penis from inserting into the vagina of the spouse; Such as ejaculation disorder, premature ejaculation, non-ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation, so that semen cannot be discharged into the reproductive tract of the spouse. These conditions will inevitably lead to the inability of sperm and egg cells to meet, and lead to infertility. But this will lead to female infertility and bring a shadow to the family.
3. Male sexual dysfunction will also lead to disharmony and imperfection of sexual life, and damage the relationship between husband and wife and family stability.
4. Central nervous system and systemic symptoms, such as depression, memory loss, inattention, loss of understanding, insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, palpitation, etc.
5. Urogenital diseases, chronic prostatitis cause frequent urination, white urine, discomfort in the lower abdomen and perineum, weakness in the waist, hypolibido, impotence, premature ejaculation, no ejaculation, etc.
6. Chronic diseases that affect individual health are often accompanied by sexual dysfunction. Investigation shows that most patients with sexual dysfunction also suffer from chronic diseases.
