Does low libido belong to sexual dysfunction? Experts interpret sexual dysfunction caused by low libido

Is low libido sexual dysfunction? Of course, sexual dysfunction includes impotence, premature ejaculation, abnormal ejaculation, low libido, etc. Can low libido lead to male infertility? This is also positive. If a man has low libido, he must understand why he has this disease as soon as possible, find out the reason, and then treat it. So, is low libido sexual dysfunction? Let's listen to the introduction of experts!

The problem of male low libido is now the problem of many male friends, so how to pay attention to the treatment of low libido? Experts pointed out that low libido will affect the fertility of men. Many men don't know this detail. Here is a detailed introduction:

Is low libido sexual dysfunction? How does low libido lead to male infertility? Expert introduction:

1： Systemic diseases:

Almost all serious systemic acute and chronic diseases will lead to systemic diseases such as male low libido, cirrhosis, chronic renal failure, chronic active hepatitis, etc., disrupt the normal hormone metabolism process, and lead to physical and mental exhaustion of patients, accompanied by decreased and lack of libido. Genetic and nutritional diseases can also lead to low libido and male infertility.

2. phimosis, penile induration, penile hypoplasia

Often due to mechanical, psychological or physiological factors, sexual intercourse is difficult or impossible, which will lead to low or even no sexual desire for a long time. In the long run, it will lead to male infertility.

3、 Endocrine diseases

The infertility hospital said that various endocrine system diseases are common diseases of human beings and also common causes of organic dysfunction. Low gonadal function, hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, adrenocortical diseases and pituitary diseases can lead to decreased libido. Many diseases lead to hypogonadism: Klinefelteri syndrome, anorchidism, male Turner's saddle syndrome, hypophysis, tumor, etc. They can directly affect the level of testis, hypothalamus and pituitary, indirectly affect the function of testis, reduce the synthesis of testosterone, and lead to low libido and male infertility.

The sexual reaction of patients with low libido is not affected. The penis erection is normal, and the typical orgasmic reaction may also occur, but it may also be accompanied by other sexual dysfunction. It is often difficult to determine which primary disease, because some patients will reduce sexual interest and avoid the adverse consequences of sexual failure.