According to a rough clinical survey, nearly 50% of impotence patients are directly caused by psychological factors, and the other 50% are mostly related to psychological factors. It can be said that psychological factors are still the main cause of impotence. So, what psychological factors are related to impotence? To sum up, there are at least the following aspects:

(1) Lack of correct sexual knowledge. Due to the strict requirements on sex from parents in the family; or the emotional discord between parents; or parents not only did not provide appropriate sex education to their children during their adolescent development period, but were always shy to answer questions about sex to their children, the result was that As a result, they have a wrong understanding of sex, thinking that it is a low-level and obscene thing, which causes them to have excessive psychological pressure; or because the harmfulness of masturbation in the secular world is too exaggerated, sexual release that is a normal phenomenon The behavior is said to be morally corrupt, which makes them carry psychological baggage; or they have been stimulated by bad sexual information, such as pathological sexual behaviors promoted by pornographic books, videos, and DVDs, which mislead people to overvalue their sexual abilities and treat themselves as inferior to others. time, causing psychological pressure and so on. These situations may cause impotence.

(2) The relationship between husband and wife is discordant or one party has other sexual partners. For example, if sexual intercourse fails for the first time in a newlywed marriage, the wife is dissatisfied with her husband, which makes the husband and wife uncoordinated and the husband goes to have sex with him in an unhappy mood; or the husband is hostile to his wife because the woman has a third party; or the man has an affair and is hostile to his wife. His wife lacks interest, the woman fails to arouse her husband's sexual excitement, etc. All are psychological factors causing impotence.

(3) Men lack self-confidence. For example, he is overly worried about his "short penis", thinking that it is not as big as others', and is afraid that he will not be able to meet his wife's sexual requirements; or he overemphasizes the husband's responsibility for his wife's sexual satisfaction, thinking that if he cannot meet his wife's needs even once, he is responsible for it. There is a problem; or the psychological quality is usually poor. When he is slightly scolded by his wife during sex, he will feel resentful and cannot get rid of this psychological pressure the next time he has sex. For those husbands whose wives are relatively "strong", this kind of situation is relatively common.

(4) Wrong explanation from doctor. Some doctors, in order to increase their income, or because their medical quality is too poor, describe the patient's "kidneys" as "difficult to treat." As a result, the patients worry about their kidneys all day long, as if there is really no cure. This can cause erection difficulties. In addition, there are some patients who are worried about "sequelae" after suffering from other diseases or sexually transmitted diseases after being cured, which may lead to incompetence in sexual life. In fact, the psychological factors cited here are only part of it. In actual work, when specific problems are encountered, they need to be treated separately.

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