Post Date April, 15 2023
What are the symptoms and diagnosis methods of impotence? Impotence is manifested as male sexual desire, the penis can not erect or erect but not hard, can not have sexual intercourse and sexual difficulties, the penis can not erect is called complete impotence, the penis can erect but does not need enough hardness is called incomplete impotence.
1. The penis cannot be completely erect or erect, so that it cannot make love normally.
2. Young people are anxious and irritable, accompanied by impotence, because they lack emotional communication with their sexual partners or have inconsistent sexual habits.
3. Occasionally impotence, the next sexual life is completely normal, which may be caused by temporary tension or fatigue, not morbid.
Although impotence often occurs, the penis can erect and maintain for a period of time in the morning or during masturbation, which is mainly caused by psychological factors.
5. The persistence and progress of impotence are mainly caused by organic diseases.
Impotence diagnosis:
It should be emphasized that the physiological functions of normal men also have physiological fluctuations. Temporary "impotence" will occur when physiological functions are stimulated by mental, emotional instability, fatigue, poor health or women's indifference or opposition to sexual life. This unexpected phenomenon cannot be considered as a disease. Only by excluding the influence of the above factors and under normal stimulation, repeated sexual failure can be considered impotence. If you have impotence or suspect that you have this disease, you should go to a regular hospital to find an expert for diagnosis and treatment in time. Do not avoid medical treatment and delay the pathogenesis.
The diagnosis of impotence includes medical history, physical examination, laboratory examination and special examination. Due to the complex etiology of impotence, the diagnosis of impotence should be cautious. The general procedure should first determine whether impotence exists and initially evaluate it as functional or organic. If necessary, the cause of organic impotence should be clarified through special examination. For individual cases, multidisciplinary doctors should be organized for consultation.
Understanding the medical history is an important link for doctors to diagnose impotence. Patients usually only know that they are "no", and it is not clear why they are not. When the doctor knows about the medical history, the patient can ask for it in a quiet single room, because it involves personal privacy. Doctors should care about patients and gain the trust and cooperation of patients and their families. Some patients cannot actively describe and need doctors' inspiration to explain. As a patient, we should treat the disease correctly, overcome the shyness, tell the doctor about the development process of impotence and related problems, so that the doctor can master comprehensive and detailed information and make correct diagnosis and treatment. Doctors should abide by professional ethics, strictly keep patients confidential and maintain patients' privacy.
