How long does it take to treat sexual dysfunction?

There is really no unified standard answer to this question. Among the patients I have come into contact with, some patients can see significant improvement within 2 weeks of adjustment, while others may take three or four years to slowly return to normal. The core depends on what caused the problem and whether you can actually cooperate with the adjustment as required.

I met a 27-year-old programmer before. He stayed up late at night for three months to work on a project. He had a big fight with his girlfriend about getting married. Then he suddenly developed erection difficulties. He couldn't even speak properly when he came in a panic. After a checkup, he found no organic problems. It was caused by disordered work and rest that aggravated acute psychological stress. I adjusted his diet and asked him to take 20 minutes a day to run at night to relax. I also persuaded him to bring his girlfriend to have a chat and talk things over. After 18 days, he sent me a message saying that he had returned to his previous state.

But there are also slow ones. The 42-year-old middle-level person in the company who was treated last year has a history of diabetes for almost 10 years. He also has essential hypertension and has been taking antihypertensive drugs all year round. The erection problem has been delayed for 3 years. This is not a matter of the light adjustment function. It must be coordinated with the endocrine system first. Ke stabilized his blood sugar and blood pressure within a safe range, and then slowly repaired the vascular endothelium damaged by long-term high blood sugar. He still couldn't put off socializing, and would drink and stay up late from time to time. It took almost 2 years of adjustment before he could finally stabilize a normal life as a couple.

I often encounter people who ask "Can it be guaranteed to be cured in one month?" Some people say that their friends will be cured after half a month. Why should they calculate it as half a year? In fact, this cognitive difference is too normal. Think about it, the same cough is caused by a common cold. Drinking warm water for two days may be enough. If it has developed into Pneumonia must be treated for ten days and a half. The same principle applies to the treatment of sexual dysfunction. It is caused by short-term fatigue and psychological factors. There is no organ damage itself, so of course it will heal quickly. If there is already organic damage to nerves and blood vessels, or if you have basic diseases such as diabetes or prostate disease, you will definitely not be able to rush it.

There is another pitfall that is particularly easy to step into. Many people think that the conditioning is slow and they buy some quick-acting aphrodisiacs. It seems to be useful at first, but over time, it disrupts the body's normal feedback mechanism. There was a 30-year-old patient who had mild psychological premature ejaculation. After half a year of eating three impotence products without aphrodisiacs, he finally developed erectile dysfunction. The conditioning time was only half a year longer, which was completely outweighed by the gain.

If you really find that you have this problem, go to a regular hospital to investigate the triggers first. Don’t guess and make up for it on your own, and don’t always worry about “how long it will take to get better.” If you have a stable mentality and a high degree of cooperation, you will naturally avoid many detours.