Is there any cure for impotence?

Male sexual function is the most important physiological ability for men, especially for married men. The sexual function of married men has a great impact on the harmony of sexual life. However, the level of sexual function will change with the health of men. Some men with poor physical fitness or low physiological ability are prone to impotence, which makes it difficult for couples to have normal sexual life, which is a big blow to men. Let's see if there is any cure for impotence?

"Impotence" refers to the inability of the penis to erect for sexual intercourse, or the inability of the penis to erect but maintain sufficient hardness to complete sexual intercourse. The former is called complete erectile dysfunction, and the latter is called incomplete erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction can be divided into three degrees: mild, moderate, and severe, and can be divided into primary and secondary types. Secondary erectile dysfunction is more common in clinical practice, which is generally caused by psychological, disease, or drug factors. Organic erectile dysfunction is caused by insufficient arterial blood supply, rapid venous return, nerve conduction disorders, endocrine dysfunction, and certain serious systemic diseases such as high fever and malignant tumors. Non-organic erectile dysfunction is mainly caused by work fatigue, emotional disorders between husband and wife, tense and uncoordinated sexual life, mental trauma and other factors.

You should make active adjustments, handle daily problems, avoid excessive stress, maintain a stable mood, maintain a positive and confident attitude, have a regular diet and life, exercise appropriately, develop good habits, and improve your physical and mental state and sexual function.

Eat more aphrodisiac foods: Aphrodisiac foods mainly include dog meat, mutton, sparrows, walnuts, bull whips, sheep kidneys, etc.; animal viscera contain a large amount of sex hormones and adrenal cortex hormones, which can enhance sperm vitality and increase sexual desire, and are also aphrodisiac products; in addition, zinc-containing foods such as oysters, beef, chicken liver, eggs, peanuts, pork, chicken, etc., and arginine-containing foods such as yam, ginkgo, frozen tofu, squid, sea cucumber, cuttlefish, octopus, etc., all help to improve sexual function.