Is sexual dysfunction treatment good for men after half a year?

In fact, there is really no guarantee. Some people will be back to normal in two months. Some people will be back to normal after two or three years. Whether it can be better in half a year depends on what caused it and whether you use the right method.

I met a 28-year-old Internet programmer before, who had just finished a big project with a three-month launch cycle. During that time, he stayed up until two or three o'clock every day, drinking more coffee than water. When he stopped to have sex with his partner, he would either be extremely hard or give up after two minutes. He was so panicked that he came over to check. There were no major problems with hormones and blood supply to the corpus cavernosum, but his androgen was slightly low, and he was a bit anxious. He was always afraid that he would not be able to do it. Later, I asked him to change his work schedule and run five kilometers three days a week. He should not blindly take aphrodisiac supplements bought online. I also did a period of pelvic floor muscle training and desensitization exercises. The patient was very cooperative and did not put pressure on him. He fully recovered in about four months. For this kind of transient problem without organic damage, three or four months is enough, let alone half a year.

But if you have underlying diseases or organic damage, the situation is completely different. In the past two months, a 42-year-old elder brother came here. He has a history of diabetes for 10 years. His blood sugar control is so-so. He has already developed peripheral neuropathy. There are also plaques in the blood vessels of the cavernous body. The blood supply itself is poor. He also had a pelvic trauma before and injured related nerves. Traditionally, let alone half a year, it would be good if you can stabilize the symptoms and have normal intercourse in one or two years. It is almost impossible to completely return to the state of not being sick. You need long-term blood sugar control, low-energy shock wave therapy, and some erection-boosting drugs as needed before intercourse.

To use an inappropriate analogy, sexual function is like the car you drive. If it is just that low-quality oil has been added recently and it has not been maintained for a long time, resulting in lack of power, change the oil and clear out the carbon deposits. It will be smooth in two months and it will definitely be back to its best condition in half a year.； But if the engine block is worn out and the gearbox is irreversibly damaged, then it will be fine if it can be repaired for half a year, but it is basically impossible to return it to the state it was in when it left the factory.

Nowadays, there is a lot of controversy about conditioning on the Internet. Some people say that as long as you insist on exercising, you can get better without taking medicine, while others say that you must rely on medicine. In fact, both opinions are too absolute. If you just have a temporary decline in function caused by recent stress and disordered work and rest, you really don’t need to take medicine. You can just adjust your lifestyle and do relevant training. ； But if a clear organic problem has been found, such as severe abnormality in hormone levels, stenosis of cavernous blood vessels, or even nerve damage, then exercise alone will definitely be useless, and intervention is necessary. The longer it is delayed, the more difficult it will be to recover.

To be honest, don’t believe those “healing guarantees in half a year” advertisements on the Internet. I have met several young men who originally had mild psychological problems. They blindly bought Sanwu aphrodisiacs and took them, which caused panic and high blood pressure. Instead, they put a greater psychological burden on themselves and turned small problems into chronic problems that are difficult to treat. I really feel that if there is a problem, it is better to go to the men’s department of a regular hospital to find out the cause first.