How to treat impotence?

Impotence and premature ejaculation are the most common male sexual dysfunction. Many men over the age of 40 will have impotence and premature ejaculation, but many drug treatments have little effect. Here is a brief introduction of its prevention and treatment methods, hoping to help patients.

(sexual) impotence

Medically called penile erectile dysfunction, the English abbreviation is ed. Its definition is that the penis cannot achieve or maintain enough erection to complete a satisfactory sexual life, and the course of the disease lasts for more than 3 months.

The etiology of ED can be divided into psychological reasons and organic reasons. The former is mainly caused by psychological pressure, such as unfamiliar environment and fear of re-emergence of ed. Organic causes mainly include vascular abnormalities, neurological abnormalities, anatomical abnormalities, drug effects and so on. It is difficult to determine what causes erectile dysfunction. Fortunately, the treatment of ED has been standardized and routine, so just follow the rules.

The first-line treatment of ED is drugs; Second-line therapy is an instrument, such as negative pressure aspirator; Third-line treatment is surgical treatment. Second-line therapy and third-line therapy are still immature and have not been popularized and applied. But the first-line treatment of ED has been very effective, which means that most patients with ED can solve the problem with drugs. The drug treatment of ED is mainly divided into two categories, one is Viagra (sildenafil, Chinese name Viagra), and the other is vardenafil and tadanafil. One kind is Chinese patent medicine, such as compound Xuanju capsule and Huanshao capsule.

premature ejaculation

Medically called premature ejaculation, abbreviated as PE in English, is the most common ejaculation dysfunction, which is manifested in ejaculation at the beginning of sexual intercourse, even before sexual intercourse, and it is impossible to have normal sexual life. The incidence rate accounts for more than 1/3 of adult males. male