Western medicine for treating impotence

Impotence is a common male sexual dysfunction. There are many causes of impotence. It may be caused by some organic diseases or psychological reasons. Therefore, in terms of medication treatment, it is necessary to understand the specific cause. There are also many western medicines for the treatment of impotence. The more common ones are sildenafil tablets, or sertraline, etc. External medications also include lidocaine capsules applied to the glans penis. They are all common western medicines and have a certain effect in relieving impotence.

Things to note for patients with impotence in life: 1. Eliminate psychological factors

Mental factors can have a great impact on men's sex life. Therefore, male friends should treat "sexual desire" correctly. They should not regard it as a shameful thing and feel disgusted or fearful about it. They should not be depressed, worried, or lack confidence because of one or two failed sexual lives. Both husband and wife should increase emotional exchanges and eliminate disharmonious factors.

There are many drugs that can have a great impact on men's sexual function. If men want to prevent the occurrence of impotence, they should avoid taking or stop taking drugs that may cause impotence. 3. Moderate sexual intercourse:

If male friends can stop having sex for a period of time, avoid all types of sexual stimulation, and let the central nervous system and sexual organs get enough rest, they can effectively prevent and treat impotence.

If you want to prevent impotence, you should first actively engage in physical exercise, strengthen your physical fitness, pay attention to rest, prevent overwork, and adjust the functional imbalance of the central nervous system. When we treat male impotence, we will definitely encounter a lot of troubles. When dealing with such things, we still need to pay a lot of attention, especially for a male friend's psychological problems, we should pay more attention to regulating them. In fact, for an impotence patient, the psychology is often very complicated, such as anxiety, inferiority, etc., and this complex psychology is very unfavorable for the treatment of the disease and the impact on the patient himself. One thing that must be made clear is that impotence is not incurable.