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成都有預防陽痿的方法嗎?

時間：2021-12-27 來源：導醫網

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　　成都有預防陽痿的方法嗎?随着生活节奏的加快，很多男性因为工作压力大，而令情绪非常的不稳定，很容易焦虑和生气，其实这些情绪对身体非常的不好，不仅会影响身体健康，还容易让男性出现阳痿的情况，那么成都男性如何预防阳痿呢?

　　1、保持規律性生活

　　過于頻繁的性生活會使人精疲力盡，影響性能力。所以要保持規律性生活，每周保持1~2次即可，讓性器官和中樞神經得到足夠的休息，防止身體過于疲勞而出現反作用，導致陽痿。

　　2、戒煙戒酒

　　吸煙喝酒會導致血液流通受阻礙，讓男性在性生活時陰莖得不到足夠的血液而出現陽痿。所以要戒煙戒酒，而且也不要喝咖啡和濃茶。

　　3、消除心理因素

　　男性要了解有關性知識，要知道精神因素對性功能所造成的影響，正確對待自己的性觀念，不要給自己過重的負擔。性生活失敗時不要過于緊張焦慮，適當和伴侶溝通以及放松身心，避免在下次性生活時無法正確對待而導致陽痿以及其他性功能障礙。

　　4、飲食調理

　　營養要保持均衡多樣化，日常可以多吃提高性能力的食物，如韭菜、生蚝、牡蛎、羊肉、牛肉等，適當攝取動物內髒，動物內髒中含有腎上腺皮質激素和性腺素，能提高精子活力，也能提高性能力。

　　以上就是成都预防阳痿的一些方法，希望能对大家有所帮助，在这里要提醒大家的是，造成男性阳痿的情况有很多，我们必须要在生活中做好防护措施，尽量不要加班熬夜，否则会让身体产生疲劳，从而导致抵抗力下降，如果出现了阳痿的情况，大家可以到成都曙光醫院男科进行就诊。

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