The cause of ED is relatively complex, but psychology is an important factor. It is understood that among the current clinical ED patients, psychogenic patients account for about 85%, and most of them are men in their 30s and 40s. Experts point out that men in the age group of 30 to 40 are in the prime of life, and many of them are the backbone of companies or senior managers. They have high academic qualifications, high social status, busy work, and career aspirations, so they are under great pressure. Many people "ignore" this. "Without their married life, they have no time to pay attention to andrological infections with generally mild symptoms, or they are too embarrassed to seek medical treatment. In particular, due to the needs of work, entertainment and career development, some people often smoke and drink, are keen on nightlife, rarely exercise, and develop many bad living habits, which have an obvious impact on their sexual life.

It is these reasons that cause disharmony in married life, coupled with psychological factors such as work pressure, lack of self-confidence and lack of sexual knowledge, which can easily lead to ED.

Therefore, men should maintain good living habits, reasonably arrange their married life, be alert to the subtle symptoms of the disease, seek medical treatment promptly, and kill the signs of the disease in its early stages, and do not wait until true ED occurs before seeking medical advice.

In addition, there are many causes that can induce ED. For example, hypogonadism; systemic diseases; reproductive system diseases, including organic diseases, etc.; and chronic reproductive infections, such as prostate diseases, etc., which are quite common.

Couples working together can get twice the result with half the effort

As the saying goes, "A disease of the heart requires a medical doctor." Psychological ED mainly adopts psychological counseling, sex education, and supplemented by drug treatment as the most effective methods;

For organic ED, symptomatic treatment is required, such as oral medication, injection treatment, use of physiological function therapy devices, or surgical treatment.

Since the actual condition of male dysfunction is often psychological and physiological, its treatment is a comprehensive treatment process, including both psychological and physiological aspects. Moreover, its treatment also places special emphasis on the principle of "couples being treated together".

The main purpose of "couple treatment" is to relieve the patient's psychological barriers, which is a key to the treatment of male dysfunction. According to clinical experience, men with functional impairment will inevitably be affected by psychological factors during their married life, which will increase their psychological burden and further complicate their condition, resulting in a vicious cycle of physical and psychological conditions. At this time, the help of a wife is particularly important.

Experts believe that a wife should treat her husband's sexual function problems rationally, that is, she should pay full attention to them, but not exaggerate them too much, adjust her mentality, and try to solve them with her husband. Co-treatment of couples can have an inducing effect on patients' psychological sexual dysfunction, which can effectively solve the patient's psychological disorders and prevent further deterioration of the patient's condition and psychology. With the support of your wife, the treatment of male dysfunction can be more effective with half the effort.