An Unobvious Symptom of Impotence Manifesting in the Toilet Has Been Identified 0 11

Urologist-andrologist Arthur Bogatirev listed symptoms that precede the onset of impotence, one of which is urinary issues.

The doctor notes that frequent urges, weakened urine flow, or pain during urination may signal a malfunction of the prostate gland, which in turn can lead to impotence.

More obvious symptoms may include a decreased interest in intimate life, worsening of erections, including instability, as well as difficulty or absence of ejaculation, which may be related to hormonal or neurological disorders.

Arthur Bogatirev emphasizes that the presence of these symptoms does not always indicate impending impotence. However, if such changes occur in the body, it is advisable not to delay a visit to the urologist. It is better to conduct timely diagnostics to preserve sexual health.