How long will it take to cure impotence?

Impotence and premature ejaculation are nightmare diseases for men. They cause a significant decline in male sexual function, making it impossible for men to have a normal sex life after becoming ill, leading to a crisis in the relationship between husband and wife and family. Therefore, treating impotence and premature ejaculation is the dream of many men. Impotence is not formed instantly, so you should not be impatient during treatment. Let's take a look at how long it takes to cure impotence?

The specific time it takes to cure impotence depends on individual circumstances. If a man finds symptoms of impotence, he should go to a professional and rigorous hospital for examination as soon as possible. Early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment must be achieved. Pay attention to the examination of men's diseases, use correct medications and targeted treatments during the treatment process, and follow the doctor's instructions. Impotence can be cured. The treatment time still depends on the specific circumstances of the individual. If you do not look at the patient's condition and make a general conclusion on how long it will take to be cured, it is irresponsible to the patient.

In order to cure impotence as soon as possible, it is very important to choose the right method. The treatment methods for impotence are: For those caused by organic diseases, the primary disease should be treated. For those affected by drugs, you should consider stopping the drug or switching to other drugs. For vascular impotence, vascular surgery can be used for treatment. For psychogenic impotence, psychotherapy or behavioral therapy should be used. For some organic impotence that cannot solve its cause, penile prosthesis implantation surgery can be used. In addition, some non-targeted treatment methods can be selectively applied and can also achieve certain results.

So what are the consequences if impotence is not effectively treated?

1. Impotence will become feminine if not treated in time:

If impotence is not treated progressively, it may develop into long-term sexual dysfunction over time. This may lead to a serious lack of sex hormone secretion, which may be detrimental to the physiological characteristics of men and make them feminine.

2. Affecting the quality of men’s sexual life:

Male impotence is a significant loss to sexual life. Men may experience erectile dysfunction, which seriously affects the quality of their sexual life. Therefore, it is necessary to seek timely treatment.