Post Date April, 15 2023
The treatment of impotence is common in the form of drugs that can promote the rapid effect of impotence.
Impotence, according to the different causes and specific treatment methods, will also have corresponding differences. According to modern medicine, impotence can be divided into organic impotence and non-organic impotence according to the different causes of the disease.
Non-organic impotence is mostly caused by bad psychological factors, and the treatment methods are mostly psychological counseling and psychological adjustment; Organic impotence is mostly caused by diseases of the reproductive and urinary system. Generally, we need to go to formal medical institutions for scientific, standardized and systematic treatment.
In terms of impotence caused by prostatitis and prostate calcification, experts pointed out that at present, the most common treatment in clinical practice is to use drugs to promote rapid effect.
There are three main ways for drugs to be effective and aphrodisiac: oral Chinese medicine, oral western medicine and western medicine injection. In fact, as a kind of "powerful stimulation" treatment, the essence of quick-acting aphrodisiac is the same no matter which way it is expressed. The treatment of impotence is achieved by artificially increasing sexual hormones, promoting the excitement of sexual nerves, and expanding the blood vessels of sexual organs.
The expert said that the drug is effective in strengthening the yang. Although it can achieve effective treatment of impotence in the short term, in the long run, it will aggravate the disorder of the level of sexual hormones in the prostate, deepen the damage of the internal sexual nerves and capillaries in the prostate, accelerate the overdraft and failure of various functions of the prostate, make the prostate completely scrapped, and eventually lead to the further deterioration of impotence, even the complete loss of sexual function.
Is there no better treatment for impotence caused by prostatitis and prostate calcification? The answer is no.
After more than 20 years of hard exploration, the expert team found that prostatitis and prostate calcification are caused by prostate stiffness and sclerosis (also known as "fibrosis").
