When it comes to diabetes, it is more terrible to bring complications.Taking diabetes for a long time is easy to cause.Therefore, this impotence must first solve psychological problems and realize that the real cause of impotence may be caused by hypoglycemic drugs.
Pharmaceutical impotence is caused by drugs, but its fundamental problem is in some diseases that are suffered.Therefore, in order to solve the psychological problem of medicinal impotence, we must first understand what the disease is suffering from the patients, and the patient must be provided by the patient.Only in this way can doctors take a targeted treatment plan for patients.
For example, impotence is caused by diabetes medication, then the psychological problems of diabetes should be solved first. Then, tell them that the real cause of impotence may be caused by hypoglycemic drugs.Can get recovery.
There are also patients with hypertension. Although hypertension itself can also cause vascular impotence by destroying blood vessels.
Therefore, it is wise to reduce the use of drugs through exercise and diet conditioning, as well as relaxing your nervous emotions to reduce the use of drugs.I told patients that impotence caused by antihypertensive drugs is not a disease. As long as the drugs with less side effects, or stop using the drug for a while, most patients with impotence can recover.
On the contrary, do not exaggerate the possibility of impotence caused by drugs.Experts point out that from the perspective of clinical practice, there are many patients who take drugs with antihypertensive drugs, hypoglycemic drugs, diuretic drugs, and sleeping medicines for a long time, and about 50%do not have obvious impotence symptoms.
And when these patients were told that the medication of the medication had the side effects of impotence, they soon felt that they were "no."It can be seen that "medicine -source impotence" is sometimes psychologically implied.For them, it is important to adjust their mentality.If they still have a spontaneous erection at night, they can live boldly.
(Editor in charge: Internship Liu Suling)
