Post Date November, 16 2024
Impotence, that is, erectile dysfunction, refers to the penis erection hardness is not enough to insert into the vagina, or the penis erection hardness maintenance time is not enough to complete a satisfactory sexual life. The incidence rate of impotence is about 50% of adult men. So what are the symptoms of impotence? What is the classification of impotence?
The symptoms of impotence are as follows:
1. Anxiety, impatience and impotence will occur if male friends and sexual partners do not have sufficient emotional communication or sexual habits are inconsistent.
2. Although impotence often occurs, the penis can erect and maintain for a period of time in the morning or at night, which may be caused by psychological factors.
3. The penis cannot be completely erect or erect, so that it cannot make love normally.
4. If impotence is caused by organic diseases, it will continue to exist and continue to progress.
There are four types of impotence:
Type I: young men aged 25 or the legal age of marriage fail to have normal first sexual intercourse and maintain sufficient erections. This is primary impotence, accounting for about 13% of the total. It can be caused by family discord, mental trauma, pious believers and homosexuality. The first history of traumatic sexual intercourse is often caused by high degree of non-compliance and anxiety.
Type II: middle-aged men aged 25-35, or men of legal marriage age to 35, who are too nervous to complete sexual intercourse during honeymoon, or have masturbated, and have concerns about their thoughts, resulting in inability to have sexual intercourse.
Type III: It is difficult for middle-aged men aged 30 to 35 to arouse sexual desire. The penile erection ability and masturbation ability are significantly reduced in the morning. Such patients must be supported and cooperated by their spouses during treatment. The treatment rate was 12%~26%.
Type IV: Most men aged 50-70 years old often have erectile failure or decreased libido due to mental stimulation, spouse death, divorce, genital and urinary tract surgery. In acute patients, it is mainly related to atherosclerosis, diabetes, alcoholism and drug poisoning.
