Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction Factors
① Psychogenic factors. The influence of adverse family factors, mental trauma related to childhood sexual issues, masturbation habits, the impact of initial coital failure, fear of sexual intercourse, depression, lack of self-confidence, homosexuality, fear of female pregnancy, marital disharmony, distrust, etc., can all lead to erectile dysfunction.
② Enhanced inhibition due to cerebral cortex dysfunction, strong emotional fluctuations in patients, various fears and anxieties, excessive physical and mental labor, neurasthenia, etc. All these can lead to reduced libido and erectile dysfunction.
Organic Erectile Dysfunction Causes
① Endocrine diseases. Such as pituitary, adrenal, thyroid diseases, diabetes, bilateral cryptorchidism, etc.
② Blood diseases and infectious diseases. Such as Hodgkin's disease, leukemia, genitourinary tuberculosis, etc.
③ Neurological lesions. Such as spina bifida, tumors or injuries in central locations.
④ Abnormal penile development. Such as a small penis, curvature, hypospadias or epispadias, abnormal penile position.
⑤ Cardio-pulmonary diseases. Angina pectoris, emphysema, coronary artery hardening, etc.
⑥ Local penile lesions. Due to injury or surgical damage causing erectile dysfunction or penile diseases such as Peyronie's disease, vascular occlusion, hemangioma, etc.
⑦ Systemic diseases. Such as certain chronic diseases, low body function, excessive consumption, extreme fatigue, etc., such as renal insufficiency, liver cirrhosis, etc.