Professor Guo Jun of the Department of Andrology of Xiyuan Hospital: Impotence is always ineffective, can it be cured?

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Author | Zhou Yichuan

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Professor Guo Jun of the Department of Andrology of Xiyuan Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences introduced that some impotence patients in outpatient clinics often said that they bought drugs from pharmacies but did not work, and they were depressed. In fact, each disease has a treatment course, colds need 7 days to get better, impotence may not be able to achieve overnight.

Erectile dysfunction can be divided into two categories: functional and organic. Patients with functional erectile dysfunction are relatively young, and the main cause is too nervous and inexperienced, so the effect of drug treatment is more obvious. However, if it is organic erectile dysfunction caused by underlying diseases such as diabetes and hypertension, or there is a basis for mental illness, the course of treatment will be longer, and it may not be effective once or twice. In addition to treating impotence, men also need to control underlying diseases. The most worrying problem is that some people are in a hurry to achieve results, listening to some less formal hospitals to do so-called high-end treatment, not only did not cure the disease, but also suffered great economic losses.

How to tell whether it is a formal treatment or a deception? In order to attract patients, these so-called experts will always say "100% cure" and "once is good", which are not the behavior of professional doctors. Any disease needs to be looked at correctly, and some impotence patients with a long course of illness cannot be cured by taking medicine once or twice. In the process of formal diagnosis and treatment, we need to gradually check to determine whether it is psychological or organic, arterial or venous erectile dysfunction, whether it is complicated by hypertension, diabetes and so on. On the basis of underlying diseases, the course of treatment is generally longer, and it is necessary to standardize and adhere to treatment.