Sexual intercourse disorder is a common clinical disease that has a serious impact on men's sexual life. There are many causes of sexual intercourse disorders in men, and the key is to provide targeted treatment. So, what are the symptoms of male sexual intercourse disorder? How to treat ejaculation disorder?

What are the symptoms of sexual intercourse disorder?

1. Sexual desire disorder. The main symptoms include decreased sexual interest, complete lack or even disgust. Infertility can occur due to organic or mental abnormalities, or other sexual dysfunctions at the same time, which prevents a harmonious sexual relationship.

2. Erectile dysfunction. Including impotence, weak penile erection, priapism, etc. In addition, there are sexual dysfunctions caused by sexual perversions, such as homosexuality, fetishism, exhibitionism, voyeurism, pedophilia, transsexualism, etc. Sexual dysfunctions caused by mental illness include paraphilia and paranoia.

3. Pain during sexual intercourse. Pain during sexual intercourse in men usually includes several sexual dysfunctions such as tingling of the glans penis or foreskin during sexual intercourse, groin cramping during ejaculation, soreness in the perineum and lumbosacral region after ejaculation, and burning pain in the urethra during urination after ejaculation.

4. Ejaculation disorder. Ejaculation disorder refers to a sexual dysfunction in which a man cannot discharge semen normally during sexual excitement and climax, that is, inability to ejaculate. Sexual desire, erection, sexual intercourse, orgasm, and ejaculation are a series of chain reactions in men's sexual function. Common ejaculation dysfunctions include premature ejaculation, anejaculation, and retrograde ejaculation.

How to treat ejaculation disorder?

1. Examine the medical history: Based on the chief complaint, comprehensively understand the medical history and past history through interviews or using sexual function evaluation forms, conduct physical examinations to understand the anatomical and neurological changes, investigate various lesions of the ejaculation tube, and conduct necessary special inspection.

2. Medical history examination: The medical history should record the onset, progression, previous sexual function and current situation, drug use and alcohol consumption, previous surgery, injury, endocrine, neurological history, etc.

3. Physical examination: Physical examination - 2. Conduct systematic physical examination and special urological examination to analyze the cause of the disease; including measurement of penile systolic blood pressure, penile plethysmography, nocturnal penis distension measurement, cystoscopy, Angiography, etc.

4. Laboratory tests: Routine laboratory tests of blood and urine and blood sugar analysis can help analyze the cause of the disease.