Persistent sexual arousal disorder

Persistent sexual arousal disorder is a sexual dysfunction disorder that is more common among men. Persistent sexual arousal disorder has a certain impact on men's sexual function. In terms of treatment, it can also be effectively treated through etiological treatment, psychotherapy, and drug therapy. Below, we will introduce the pathological causes, treatment methods, and dietary health care knowledge of persistent sexual arousal disorder.

1. Pathological causes

The causes of sexual arousal disorders can be summarized as organic, psychological and mixed reasons. 30% to 50% of impotence is caused by organic diseases, and 85% to 90% of patients are affected by psychological factors. Among them, many patients have potential physical or metabolic factors that promote the occurrence of sexual arousal disorders. The psychological causes of sexual arousal disorders can be attributed to four aspects: influences during the development process (such as parental control, emotional conflicts with parents, family's negative attitude towards sexual issues, psychological trauma of childhood sexual issues, difficulties in determining sexual identity, trauma of first sexual intercourse), the impact of inharmonious relationships between people, emotional disorders and cognitive factors.

2. Treatment Methods

(1) Etiological treatment: For patients whose diseases are caused by diseases of the genitourinary system, endocrine system, drugs and nervous system, the primary disease should be actively treated.

(2) During psychotherapy, sexual focus training and systematic desensitization methods should be carried out with the consent of both spouses to eliminate the patient's anxiety and gradually restore normal sexual response function.

(3) For drug treatment of impotence, patients can be given tonics and male hormones to strengthen their physical fitness and eliminate fatigue. It is worth noting that large-scale, long-term use of this type of drug is harmful rather than beneficial. Sidofen, which has just been used in clinical practice in recent years, is effective for erectile dysfunction of different causes, with an overall effective rate of 40% to 80%, and an effective rate of 80% for psychogenic erectile dysfunction. Its side effects include nausea, nasal congestion, rash, headache, transient visual disturbances, etc. The most alarming thing at present is that 69 people have died from taking sidofen. Therefore, it must be used under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Diet and health care

(1) Avoid smoking, drinking, coffee and cocoa.

(2) Avoid spicy, hot, or blood-stimulating foods.

(3) Avoid moldy, fried, or greasy foods.