What should men do if they have impotence?

Sexual dysfunction has a huge impact on men's lives, causing great damage to men's lives. It mainly manifests in the inability of men to get their penis erect during sex, which leads to the inability of the couple to continue sex, affecting the physiological needs of each other, and ultimately causing the relationship between the couple to fade. Once a man has impotence, he must be treated immediately. Let's take a look at what men can do if they have impotence.

The causes of impotence are complex. There are many ways to treat impotence, but the results are still not ideal. Before treating impotence, a comprehensive analysis should be conducted and a combination of multiple methods will have better results.

Although impotence is not a serious disease, it can cause disharmony in the couple's life and undermine men's self-confidence. It is currently believed that the occurrence of impotence is related to the cardiovascular system, endocrine system, and unhealthy lifestyles such as smoking and drinking. When you go to the hospital for treatment due to impotence, the doctor will first rule out organic causes (such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, etc.), because impotence is likely to be caused by these diseases.

Patients with impotence should go to a regular hospital for treatment as soon as possible and should not blindly believe in folk remedies and various small advertisements for kidney-tonifying and yang-enhancing properties.

Drug treatment for impotence:

Transurethral administration uses synthetic prostaglandins to treat impotence, with a success rate of about 65%. However, it also has side effects such as penile pain, urethral pain, testicular pain, and dizziness.

Surgery for impotence:

Penile vein surgery includes deep dorsal penile vein ligation, crural penile vein ligation, sciatic cavernous muscle plication, urethral cavernous body stripping, internal iliac vein ligation, etc. Surgical treatment is suitable for venous and arterial impotence.

Psychosexual treatment of impotence:

Any type of impotence should emphasize psychological treatment in order to recover faster and better. Emotions such as anxiety and tension generated by the brain are often the cause of impotence.

As the saying goes, "heart disease needs heart medicine", for impotence caused by psychological reasons, of course it should be treated from the "heart" to restore confidence in sexual ability.