, Also known as erectile dysfunction, is a common one among men.It means that men cannot obtain or maintain sufficient erectile hardness in sexual life, resulting in failure to complete sexual behavior.The treatment of impotence requires a variety of methods, including drug treatment, psychotherapy, lifestyle changes, etc.
medical treatement
Drug treatment is a common method for treating impotence. Common drugs include phosphate-5 inhibitors (PDE-5 inhibitors) drugs, such as Viagra, Wan Aike, etc.This type of drugs can increase the blood flow in the penis sponge by promoting blood vessel dilation, thereby increasing erectile hardness.However, it should be noted that patients with such drugs are not suitable for patients with heart disease and hypertension, and should be carried out under the guidance of doctors during use.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is another way to treat impotence.Many patients with impotence may have psychological disorders, such as sexual anxiety, depression, etc. These may lead to erectile dysfunction.Psychological therapy includes cognitive behavior therapy, situation trauma therapy, family therapy, etc., can help patients alleviate psychological obstacles and improve erectile function.
Changes in lifestyle
Lifetime changes are an important part of the treatment of impotence.Lifetime changes include smoking cessation, alcohol, healthy diet, appropriate exercise, etc. These measures can reduce the patient's cardiovascular disease, diabetes and other slow risks, thereby improving the erectile function.
In addition, there are some other treatments, such as penile negative pressure attractive therapy, penile injection therapy, etc. These treatment methods need to be performed under the guidance of a professional doctor.
In general, the treatment of impotence requires comprehensive treatment according to the specific situation of the patient.During the treatment, patients need to maintain a good mentality, actively cooperate with doctors' treatment, and avoid using drugs or methods by themselves, so as not to cause unnecessary risks and consequences.
(Editor in charge: Huang Yiwei)
