What to do if a man has impotence

It is reported that male impotence can be divided into two types: congenital and pathological. However, in pathological patients, the cause of the disease is psychological. Since the former is congenital, although it is difficult to treat, it is still possible to recover through certain medical techniques; while the latter is acquired, although the factors causing it are varied, the cure rate is very high and the treatment method is simpler than the former. Therefore, male patients must not lose confidence in life. They must follow the doctor's orders during treatment, cooperate with scientific treatment methods, and overcome the ups and downs of life through positive and healthy psychological counseling.

As people's understanding of impotence continues to improve, the previous view that it was caused by psychology has gradually changed to a comprehensive and valuable understanding - male impotence can be caused by drugs and modern civilization diseases such as diabetes. Now that people have made certain breakthroughs in their understanding, there will definitely be a revolution in technical diagnosis and treatment that will usher in a climax of healing.

For patients with impotence due to hypogonadism, intramuscular injection of a certain dose of testosterone propionate and gonadotropin can achieve the effect of prevention and treatment; injection of gonadotropin and thyroid hormone can also alleviate the troubles of patients with sexual dysfunction; vitamin E, which achieves cosmetic effects in women, is also applicable to male impotence and can solve men's problems to a certain extent; the silver mirror sponge injection method that uses the corpus cavernosum as a medium to deliver drugs may be more effective for patients, and this method of targeted drug delivery is very scientific; the physical VCD therapy and penile prosthesis implantation surgery that have set off a technological revolution are great hopes for patients.

Necessary psychological counseling can reduce the burden on patients and is the simplest and quickest way. Of course, patients can use food therapy. Foods such as kelp, black rice, pork kidneys, and oysters have the effect of warming the yang and tonifying the kidneys. In daily life, patients can eat more aphrodisiac foods. If a healthy and side-effect-free food therapy can alleviate the patient's pain, why not do it?

Drug treatment is important, but simple food therapy should not be ignored. After all, the combination of one and one can achieve an effect greater than two. Patients should have a regular diet in their daily life and strengthen their bodies through moderate exercise. The most important thing is that patients must have the determination and confidence to be cured and face life and the future with a positive attitude.