The best treatment for impotence

High-intensity work and fast-paced life bring a lot of invisible pressure to people. Coupled with irregular daily routines and diets, many men will suffer from impotence. However, since some patients are ashamed and unwilling to seek medical treatment, the psychological blow will be great. In fact, the best treatment for impotence is to first find the cause of the disease, so as to judge the extent of the disease and then formulate a suitable treatment plan.

The best treatment for impotence is to treat it according to the cause.

1. Psychological (mental) reasons: Psychological impotence accounts for about 85~90% of the total number of impotence and is the most common cause.

2. Organic causes: Although organic impotence only accounts for about 10-15% of the total number of impotence, it has many causes and complex pathology. Generally speaking, it is caused by congenital abnormalities, diseases, drug effects, iatrogenic factors, etc.

The treatment of impotence should be different according to the severity of the impotence. The most important point is to find out the cause and treat it accordingly. For those with organic diseases, the primary disease should be treated. For those caused by the effects of drugs, the drugs should be stopped or other drugs should be used. For those with vascular impotence, vascular surgery can be performed. For psychogenic impotence, psychological or behavioral therapy should be used. For some organic impotence, it is necessary to analyze what disease caused it and treat it symptomatically. For those with severe impotence that cannot be solved, it is necessary to consider the implantation of a penile prosthesis.

4 types of men are most likely to suffer from impotence:

1. Men who drink too much are prone to impotence

Through the examination and research findings of relevant personnel on male impotence, as well as the analysis of the causes of impotence, we know that alcohol can increase the desire of both men and women, and it is also said that it can reduce desire.

Foreign studies have shown that the prevalence of erectile dysfunction in alcoholics and non-alcoholics with liver disease is 70% and 25% respectively. Moreover, half of them still fail to restore erectile function after quitting drinking for many years.

2. Men who smoke are prone to impotence

Will men who smoke suffer from impotence? According to a survey, the prevalence of complete erectile dysfunction among heart disease patients who smoke and those who do not smoke is 56% and 21% respectively, which shows that smoking can cause impotence;

The prevalence of complete erectile dysfunction in hypertensive patients who smoke and those who do not smoke is 20% and 8.5%, respectively.

3. People who have had trauma or surgery

Can people who have had trauma or surgery also develop impotence? Spinal cord injury or surgery, abdominoperineal radical resection of rectal cancer, pelvic fracture combined with urethral trauma, retroperitoneal lymph node dissection;

In addition, any trauma or surgery that damages the penile nerve supply and vascular supply, such as aortic reconstruction and pelvic radiotherapy for prostate cancer, can easily cause erectile dysfunction.

4. Often working night shifts and staying up all night

Night shift drivers often stay up late at night and do not get enough rest during the day. Their lives are completely irregular. As a result, they lose their sexual desire in their early 30s and have difficulty getting an erection.