The definition of impotence in the International Institute is that the penis cannot be erected effectively during sexual intercourse.Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the penis cannot be erected, the erection is not strong, or the back is strong (the rotation has entered the vagina and is weak), so that those who cannot sexual intercourse can be called impotence.
The definition of international impotence is that the penis cannot be erected effectively when sexual intercourse cannot be satisfied when sexual intercourse.Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the penis cannot be erected, the erection is not strong, or the back is strong (the rotation has entered the vagina and is weak), so that those who cannot sexual intercourse can be called impotence.At present, male experts have suggested that impotence is renamed ED.
The causes of impotence are more complicated. In the 1960s and 1970s, most of the psychological factors accounted for the main position. In recent years, with the application of advanced testing equipment, it is found that the quality of the device has accounted for more than 80 %.Emotional impotence is divided into psychological (also known as psychiatric or functional), vascular, neuroma, endocrine and medicinal impotence.
There are many organic reasons for impotence, mainly related to the following factors:
Anatomy of penis: congenital defects (such as bisexual malformations, abdominal penile hardline, urethral cracks or lower cracks with urethral cracks); penis hard disease; penis breaks sequelae; penile sponge fibrosis (puncture drawing (puncture smoking pumpingThe sequelae of the blood, the sequelae of the penile prosthesis with defective the sequelae of the penis, and the fibrosis of the ectopic sponge body); the penile sponge body is weak (after the penis prosthesis, the post -columnar aneurysm resection, and the special leukoplastment); the penisOrganizational loss (secondary to ischemia, infection, damage, partial or all resection); penile incarceration phimosis, lymphoma, dermatitis, cancer and degeneration surgery; scrotal effusion; urethral damage, gastric pelvic fracture.
Inflammation: urethritis, seminal vesiculitis, cystitis, urethral stenosis (such as gonorrhea), urogenital tuberculosis.
Sequelase of surgery: Prostate biopsy, prostate resection (simple, cure), perineal perineal surgery, full bladder resection, aortic iliac arterial surgery, and sphincter resection.
