What are the symptoms of impotence

Impotence is a common sexual dysfunction in men. It mainly refers to the inability of the penis to erect normally during sexual intercourse, or the erection is not firm. There are many types of impotence, including psychogenic impotence and organic impotence. When impotence occurs, it may also be a sign of some cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. It also causes a great psychological blow to men. Therefore, when impotence occurs, formal treatment must be carried out.

What are the specific symptoms of impotence?

1. Young people experience anxiety and impatience accompanied by impotence due to insufficient emotional communication with sexual partners or uneven sexual preparation habits.

2. Occasionally, impotence may occur, but the next sexual intercourse will generally be fine. This may be caused by temporary urgency or hard work and is not pathological.

3: Although impotence occurs frequently, the penis can erect and last for a period of time in the morning or during masturbation. The symptoms of impotence are mostly caused by psychological factors.

4. The penis cannot erect normally or the erection is not strong enough to ensure a healthy sexual life.

5. Impotence persists and continues to develop, mostly caused by organic diseases.

The dangers of impotence

1. Sexual dysfunction. What are the symptoms of male impotence? I believe this is a question that many people are concerned about. Experts say that the most common and most harmful symptom of impotence is sexual dysfunction. In the early stages of the disease, patients may experience hypersexuality, and in the later stages it may cause decreased or absent libido, painful ejaculation, hematospermia, premature ejaculation, impotence, spermatorrhea and infertility.

2. Radiating pain. Radiating pain is also one of the common symptoms of male impotence. This is because the male prostate and seminal vesicles have a large number of sympathetic nerves. When inflammation occurs, the internal tension of the glands increases, which can stimulate the sympathetic nerves and cause metastatic low back pain. The pain can radiate to the penis, testicles, scrotum, groin, perineum, lower abdomen, thighs, buttocks, rectum, etc.

3. Urinary discomfort. In addition to the above two common symptoms, male impotence may also cause urination discomfort. When men suffer from impotence, they will experience some abnormalities in urination, such as frequent urination, burning pain in the urethra, and the pain may radiate to the head of the penis. In the early morning, there is mucus, sticky threads and pus secreted from the urethra, and the urine is turbid or white urine is discharged after urination. In severe cases, terminal hematuria, dysuria or urinary retention may occur.