Decreased sexual ability

There are many common problems in life. Diseases are very harmful to human health. Even if the disease is very small, if it is not treated in time, it will develop into other diseases. Therefore, the treatment of the disease cannot be delayed. For some special diseases, the selection of methods is more complicated. For example, problems such as decreased sexual ability are very common in men, so good methods are needed when treating them.

So when such a problem occurs, how should it be treated specifically? It also needs to start from oneself. There are some reasons for the decline in sexual ability, so when there is a problem with it, it is necessary to conduct various physical examinations to understand the situation.

Decreased sexual performance:

The sexual process requires the combined effect of various factors. Sexual desire must be in the best state in a person's spirit, psychology, physical strength, etc., and only when the cerebral cortex sends out sexual excitement commands can further sexual activity be possible. During sexual intercourse, people become emotionally excited, their breathing and heart rates speed up, their blood pressure rises, and a series of complex changes occur in the body's physiology and biochemistry, rather than a problem with a single organ. Therefore, sexual ability is most easily affected by physical conditions such as mental, psychological and physical strength. When most men have problems in that area, they mistakenly believe that they have kidney deficiency, and either buy some health supplements to "replenish" the problem, or think that they are "too old" and leave their condition to its own devices.

Obviously, when the body is in extreme fatigue, a person's mental state will be sluggish, psychological desire will be low, and physical strength will be seriously overdrawn, making it difficult to cope with the intense activities during sexual life. Excessive fatigue or psychogenic fatigue caused by excessive brain use, depression, anxiety, tension, etc. interferes with sexual arousal, including reduced brain function that inhibits sexual interest, reduced excitability of the emotional center of the cortical limbic system, and reduced secretion of pituitary gonadotropin and testicular androgen, which reduces sexual excitement. In addition, psychological barriers such as penis not being erect or being erect but not firm can also be a major factor causing impotence. If not corrected in time, the degree of impotence will become more and more serious. Excessive fatigue will produce a large amount of lipid peroxides known as "fatigue toxins". These lipids can directly cause damage to biological membranes. Over time, they can cause irreversible pathological damage to the reproductive system and cause organic changes. Especially for patients with fatigue syndrome, their fatigue time is long, which is more likely to cause decreased sexual ability.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the reasons for the decline in sexual ability. When such a problem occurs, we need to see if it is due to the above reasons. If it is, we must make improvements. This will avoid harm to all aspects of the body and allow all aspects of the body to develop well.