Post Date April, 15 2023
Smell the smell to distinguish male impotence? Many people have heard such words, but there are such doubts. Is this true? Lvtian, the editor will tell you whether it is true to smell the smell to distinguish men from impotence!
Can men smell impotence? Impotence is not uncommon among modern men. It has nothing to do with psychological or mental stress in life. There are some unique treatment methods for male therapists. "What you hear and know is holy". It is also an important skill for doctors to use smelling to diagnose the disease. Smell diagnosis includes two parts: hearing voice and smelling smell.
Hearing voices
Listening to the voice focuses on listening to the level, strength, clarity and urgency of the voice; Change of tone to detect the disease.
Voice is an important form of expressing people's thoughts and feelings. Normal voice may vary in size, height, and urgency due to individual differences or emotional changes. "Those who hear and know, smell their five tones to distinguish their diseases." (The Classic of Difficulties) is to infer the corresponding visceral diseases from the changes of the "five tones and five tones". In particular, emotional diseases. In the age of 28, the voice began to change. Normal male voice is low and heavy. If you have reached adulthood and still speak like a child, and see that the second sexual sign is not obvious, it is due to poor sexual development, insufficient kidney qi, and late arrival of Tiangui. Patients with impotence often have too much rest, which is mainly caused by emotional depression and liver loss.
Smell
After the human body is ill, the viscera, qi and blood and their metabolites emit an abnormal smell through breathing and excreta due to the fumigation of evil gas. For example, there are discussions on liver disease and its own shame, heart disease and its stink, spleen disease and its stink, lung disease and its stink, kidney disease and its stink. Therefore, we can infer the nature and location of the disease by distinguishing the breath of the patient, the smell of the body and excreta, and provide some basis for dialectical treatment.
pathogeny
1. Organic disease
(1) Vascularity includes any disease that may lead to the decrease of blood flow in the cavernous artery of the penis, such as atherosclerosis, arterial injury, arterial stenosis, penile artery shunt and cardiac dysfunction, or penile vein leakage caused by the penile white membrane that hinders the venous return and closure mechanism, and the decrease of smooth muscle in the cavernous sinus of the penis.
(2) Neurogenic central and peripheral nerve diseases or injuries can lead to impotence.
(3) Operation and trauma of large blood vessels, radical resection of prostate cancer, radical resection of abdominal, perineal and rectal cancer, pelvic fracture, lumbar compression fracture or riding injury can cause vascular and nerve damage related to penis erection, leading to impotence.
(4) Endocrine disease impotence is caused by many endocrine diseases, mainly in diabetes, hypothalamus pituitary abnormalities and primary gonadal insufficiency. According to foreign reports, 23%~60% of male patients with diabetes have secondary impotence of varying degrees. Its pathogenesis is mainly related to the autonomic nerve fiber lesion on the cavernous body of the penis, penile vascular stenosis, endocrine abnormalities and mental factors.
2. Diseases of penis itself
Such as penile sclerosis, penis bending deformity, severe phimosis and prepuce balanitis.
3. Urogenital malformation
Congenital curvature of penis, double penis, small penis, displacement of penis and scrotum, retroversion of bladder, urethra, congenital testicular defect or dysplasia, fibrous scar formation of penis cavernous body, varicocele, etc.
4. Urogenital diseases
Impotence secondary to chronic inflammation of genitourinary organs is more common, such as orchitis, epididymitis, urethritis, cystitis, prostatitis, etc. Among them, impotence is most common in chronic prostatitis. Urogenital system surgery and some injuries, such as prostatic hyperplasia, prostatectomy, urethral rupture, penis and testicular injury, can cause impotence. Patients with chronic renal failure often suffer from impotence due to testicular atrophy and decreased testosterone.
5. Other factors
Radiation exposure, heavy metal poisoning, etc. Chronic diseases and long-term use of certain drugs can also cause impotence.
6. Psychological etiology
It refers to impotence caused by mental and psychological factors such as tension, stress, depression, anxiety and marital discord.
7. Mixed etiology
It refers to impotence caused by mental and psychological factors and organic causes. In addition, due to the lack of timely treatment of organic impotence, the psychological pressure of patients increased and the fear of sexual failure made the treatment of impotence more complex.
clinical manifestation
Impotence is characterized by the difficulty of sexual intercourse caused by the inability of the penis to erect or erect but not hard, and the inability to engage in sexual intercourse when the male has sexual desire. The person who can't erect the penis at all is called complete impotence, and the person who can erect the penis but does not have enough rigidity for sexual intercourse is called incomplete impotence. The main symptoms of impotence are:
1. The penis can not be completely erect or has a weak erection, so that it can not successfully carry out normal sexual life.
2. Young people are anxious and impatient with impotence due to insufficient emotional communication with their sexual partners or inconsistent sexual behavior habits.
3. Impotence occasionally occurs, which is completely normal in the next disposable life. It may be caused by temporary tension or fatigue, and it is not pathological.
4. Although impotence occurs frequently, the penis can erect and maintain for a period of time in the morning or during masturbation, which is mostly caused by psychological factors.
5. Impotence persists and continues to progress, mostly caused by organic diseases.
Smell discrimination is true! Impotence is a disease, so we should receive treatment as soon as possible!
