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

To be honest, there is no one-size-fits-all answer for this matter. Among the hundreds of related patients I have come into contact with, some have basically returned to normal after 3 months of treatment, while others still have occasional recurrences after more than a year of treatment. Whether it can be cured in half a year depends on the type of your problem, whether you have found the right direction, and whether you are firm enough in execution.

Last year, I met a 29-year-old Internet operator. He had been busy with big promotions for three months. He stayed up until two or three o'clock every day. In his spare time, he liked to drink cold beer with barbecue. His sex life had been weak for almost a year. I went to a regular hospital for a check-up. He had no organic disease and his hormone levels were all normal. He just had poor metabolism and weak pelvic floor muscles. In addition, he was afraid that he would not be able to do it every time he had sex, and he was extremely anxious. Later, I followed the doctor's advice and stopped staying up late and drinking ice. I followed the pelvic floor muscle training three times a week, and took two months of mood-regulating auxiliary drugs. After more than four months, I was able to stably maintain normal sexual intercourse duration. The feedback from my other half was also very good. After half a year, all indicators were rechecked and all indicators were passed, and I was basically considered completely cured.

But not everyone is so lucky. There was a 45-year-old elder brother who had a 10-year history of diabetes. He had organic erectile dysfunction and had vascular endothelial damage. This cannot be completely reversed by conditioning alone. In the first half of the year, he strictly controlled his sugar and took regular PDE5 inhibitor erection-aiding prescription drugs. His condition was indeed much better than before and he was able to successfully complete his sexual life. However, he still had to maintain the medication for a long time.

There are also many people who make a detour at the beginning. They don’t even know whether their problem is psychological, organic or functional. They just buy a bunch of so-called kidney health supplements and eat them blindly. I have seen several people who have been blindly adjusting them for half a year. Not only did they not get better, but their liver and kidney function was abnormal, and the gain was not worth the loss.

In fact, you don’t need to guess. If you have had a problem for less than a year, and you have gone to a regular hospital to find out that there are no underlying diseases and no organic damage to the organs, then as long as you find the right direction of conditioning and implement it carefully, most people will be able to see significant improvement or even complete recovery within half a year.； If you have had chronic diseases such as high blood pressure or diabetes for many years, or have been diagnosed with damage to nerves or blood vessels, the six months may be just the first conditioning cycle. If you can adjust the condition to a state that does not affect your normal life, it is considered a good result. On the contrary, don't put too much psychological pressure on yourself. The more anxious you are, the more likely it is to slow down your recovery.