How long does it take to recover from sexual dysfunction treatment?

There is really no unified standard answer. Some people may see significant improvement in a week or two, and many people may find it more slow and stable after more than half a year. The core depends on what caused the problem and whether there is formal intervention.

I just received a 27-year-old programmer last week. He stayed up for a month to catch up on the online project. During that time, I had conflicts and cold wars with my partner. I fell out of love twice in a row when we were in the same room. I was so panicked that I searched all kinds of information all night. I thought I was completely useless. When I came for a check-up, my hormones and cavernous blood were... The bleeding was all normal, just a typical fatigue plus psychogenic problem. I didn’t prescribe any strong medicine, so I asked him to put aside his work and take a vacation, sit down with his partner to talk about the conflict, and spend half an hour running every day. As a result, he sent me a message on the ninth day to tell me that he was completely back to normal.

But such a good thing does not happen to everyone. The 42-year-old Zhou who came here last month did not go so smoothly. He has a history of hypertension for 5 years and diabetes for 3 years. He usually takes medicine irregularly. It has been almost a year since he had sex. It was found that he had a long-term underlying disease that damaged the vascular endothelium, which is an organic matter. Sexual erectile dysfunction cannot be solved in a hurry. He must first cooperate with the endocrinology department to control blood pressure and blood sugar to a stable level, and then slowly adjust vascular function. It has been 3 months of treatment now, and he has just been able to maintain a satisfactory erection hardness. According to his situation, it will take at least half a year to consolidate before stopping the medication without rebound.

Nowadays, the opinions on this matter on the Internet are extremely polarized. One group boasts that no matter what the condition is, it can be cured within 7 days. They are purely trying to cut leeks because the patient is too embarrassed to seek medical treatment. The other group says that as long as you have sexual dysfunction, you will never get better in your life. This is too pessimistic and does not distinguish between different causes of the disease.

To put it bluntly, this is like treating a cold. If you just catch a cold and have a mild cold, just drink hot water for two days and it will be fine. If it has developed into pneumonia, you will definitely need to be hospitalized for ten days and a half. It cannot be generalized. Many people feel that their conditioning has no effect after half a day. In fact, it is not how serious the problem is. They are either too embarrassed to go to a regular hospital and secretly buy some Sanwu aphrodisiac products to eat blindly. It does work at the time, but the essence is to overdraw the body and turn a small problem into a big one. Or they just give up without seeing any results after three to five days of conditioning. They continue to work and rest as usual, smoke as usual, and drink as usual. Even if the gods come, it will be difficult to help you adjust quickly.

In fact, there is really no need to worry about how long it will take to recover. First go to a regular hospital to find out the source of the problem, follow the doctor's plan, don't take shortcuts, and the recovery speed will naturally not be slow.