What are the symptoms of psychological impotence? How to treat psychological impotence

Erectile dysfunction is a common condition among many male diseases. There are many types of impotence, and the symptoms are also different. Psychological impotence is also one of them. So, what are the symptoms of psychological impotence?

Patients with psychological impotence usually have an erection when they wake up at night and in the morning. In normal sexual life, the penis is not easy to erect or quickly becomes weak after erection. Patients often experience emotions such as anxiety, inferiority complex, and tension. Psychological impotence also has the following symptoms:

1. Occasional erectile dysfunction, completely normal sexual activity next time, may be caused by temporary tension or fatigue, and is not considered a disease.

2. The penis cannot be completely erect or erect, to the point where it cannot have normal sex.

Although erectile dysfunction often occurs, the penis can erect and maintain for a period of time in the morning or during masturbation, mainly caused by psychological factors.

4. Young people are anxious and restless, accompanied by erectile dysfunction, due to insufficient emotional communication with their sexual partners or inconsistent sexual habits.

The persistence and progression of impotence are mainly caused by organic lesions.

Psychological impotence accounts for approximately 85% to 90% of the total impotence, and is the most common sexual dysfunction disease. After examination, the patient did not have any organic diseases related to sexual dysfunction, but the penis was unable to erect during sexual intercourse. However, in some non sexual activities, such as dreaming or reading sexually stimulating books, magazines, and movies, as well as when the bladder is filled with urine, the penis can erect during masturbation. The mechanism of psychological impotence may be caused by various psychological factors interfering with the brain center, so that the brain central nervous system is not excited enough.

Psychological impotence should generally be treated as follows:

1. Psychological counseling: As the saying goes, "Heart disease also requires cardiac medication treatment. When psychological impotence occurs, surgery, dietary therapy, and other treatments are ineffective, and only psychological counseling can produce therapeutic effects. However, the effectiveness and duration of psychological therapy are uncertain.

2. Self relief: Relying solely on the guidance and communication of psychological experts is not enough. Patients need to regain confidence in their bodies. They should avoid tension and worry when having sex.

3. Proper understanding: When one or two unsuccessful sexual encounters occur, sexual partners should understand and avoid sarcasm.