How is erectile dysfunction understood?

Erectile dysfunction is a syndrome of male physiological diseases such as: erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, lack of excitement or some symptoms of male hormone decline.

What is impotence?

Erectile dysfunction is a condition in which the penis cannot become erect, is not fully erect, or is too short to have normal sexual intercourse. Erectile dysfunction is a condition in which the penis becomes erect without the patient's will. The disease can lead to impotence.

Also known as erectile dysfunction, this condition occurs when the penis has difficulty getting and maintaining an erection during sexual intercourse.

Generally, the older you are, the more likely you are to develop erectile dysfunction. According to statistics, about half of men aged 65 and three-quarters of men aged 80 have erectile dysfunction. You can reduce your chances of developing the condition by reducing your risk factors.

Erectile dysfunction is divided into 4 groups

- Group 1: Loss of ability and desire for sexual needs.

- Group 2: Still affected and have sexual desire, but the penis cannot become erect when stimulated.

- Group 3: The penis does not choose the right time to get erect. Cases in this group will get erect when excited, but when starting to engage, it will go limp. Sometimes, even without doing anything, the penis will get erect.

- Group 4: This is the case where the penis is still erect, the desires and excitement are still there, but when it is inserted into the body of your partner, it immediately goes limp.

Treatment of erectile dysfunction

Psychological treatment: Includes tips to control the erection process, exercises to enhance penile erection combined with psychological adjustment and pressure in work and life.

Drug treatment: Using drugs to treat erectile dysfunction. However, there are many dangers from these erectile dysfunction drugs that men should know before deciding to use them.

ODC treatment: ODC is a completely safe, drug-free treatment for erectile dysfunction. This method combines specialized muscle training with a healthy diet that is effective in the long term and is recognized by many sexual organizations.

Although the disease is not very harmful to the patient, erectile dysfunction will reduce the relationship between husband and wife and the passion in love. If the disease lasts without an end, you will not be able to "help" your wife become a mother.

Therefore, if you feel that your or your husband's "little guy" has unusual changes during "lovemaking", you should go to the doctor for advice and diagnosis of erectile dysfunction or not. Long-term erectile dysfunction will lead to impotence.

According to VNN