The word "ju" actually dominated a man's life

What men fear most is impotence. This is a physiological problem, but also a question of men’s dignity. However, there are many reasons that lead to a man's impotence, including environmental factors, psychological reasons, and even disease factors. As for diseases, there are too many that can cause men to become impotent, and they are listed below one by one.

Vascular problems: Blood vessels gradually harden and narrow, and blood flow decreases. As a result, even if sexual desire is high, erection will still be compromised. At this time, the patient should take erection-promoting drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

Neurological disorders: Older men may suffer from chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidemia. If it is not properly controlled, it will affect nerve function and hinder erection.

Small testicles: As people age, some of them may experience shrinkage of their testicles. The testicles are the main organ that secretes androgens. Changes in their volume will naturally affect the amount of androgen secretion, thereby affecting sexual desire. This reduction is a physiological change that cannot be reversed, but can be compensated by supplementing androgen.

Decreased androgen secretion: Some people's testicles do not "shrink", but androgen secretion still decreases due to aging. Doctors can detect the problem with blood tests.

Penis curvature: The surface layer of the corpus cavernosum of the penis hardens, and the penis becomes increasingly curved, making it difficult to have sex, especially after an erection. Although this is rare among Asians, once it occurs it can only be treated through surgery.

Experts suggest that although some sexual problems are difficult to avoid, improving lifestyle habits can prevent them from occurring prematurely. Such as eating less high-fat foods, exercising regularly, quitting smoking, limiting alcohol consumption, and actively treating chronic diseases.