Is it good to treat sexual dysfunction in half a year?

There is really no accurate way to generalize about this issue. As long as there are no functional problems caused by organic disease and the symptoms are mild, most people can basically recover within half a year and even recover better than before with good care.； However, if you have serious underlying diseases and have already experienced organic damage, you can only get staged improvement in half a year, and it will often take longer to fully recover.

A while ago, a 29-year-old programmer I worked with had a typical mild functional problem. He had been working on the project for more than half a year. In addition, he had a habit of excessive masturbation before. The success rate of having sex with his girlfriend was less than 30%, and it always ended early. He went to a regular tertiary hospital to check his hormones, cavernous blood flow, and prostate. There were no problems, but his nerves were too high. Due to his sensitivity and anxiety, I adjusted his schedule, arranged pelvic floor muscle training three times a week + sexual intercourse behavioral guidance, and occasionally provided psychological counseling. He didn’t even prescribe many prescription drugs. After more than three months, he reported that he could basically complete sexual intercourse normally. When he came back for follow-up after half a year, his condition was very stable, and he was already preparing for the wedding.

But not everyone can recover at this speed. A 46-year-old patient who came for follow-up consultation last month is different. He has a history of diabetes for almost 15 years, and his blood pressure has been fluctuating high and low. He had severe erectile dysfunction when he came here. The nerves and blood vessels have already suffered damage secondary to diabetes. It is a typical organic problem. Honestly After half a year of conditioning, he is indeed stronger now than at the beginning - he had no response to any stimulation before, but now his morning erection has returned, and he can barely achieve it with auxiliary drugs before intercourse. However, he is still far from being completely free of drugs and living a normal life. The doctor's estimate is that he will have to continue the conditioning for at least 1-2 years, and the prerequisite is that his blood sugar and blood pressure must be stably controlled within the standard range.

In fact, this matter is similar to repairing a family car. If it is just a small problem like a nail in the tire or the water in the glass is gone, it can be solved in ten minutes by finding the right place. If the engine has a thick layer of carbon deposits or even the core parts are worn out, then it must be removed and slowly cleaned and replaced. It is obviously unrealistic to expect that the car will be as good as a new car in three to five months.

There are also many people who have problems with their understanding of "conditioning". They think they just buy some kidney-tonifying tonics and impotence-improving folk remedies and eat them blindly. I once met a young man who had mild premature ejaculation. He secretly took three impotence-improving products for half a year. Instead, he messed up his endocrine system. The problem that could have been corrected in two or three months took almost a year to get back on track.

If you really encounter a problem in this area, don't frighten yourself by looking up information first, and don't compare your recovery speed with others. Go to a regular hospital to find out the cause of the disease first, and follow the doctor's plan. As long as it is not a particularly serious organic injury, you can see real improvement within six months. As for whether it can be completely cured, in the final analysis, it depends on the type and severity of your own problem, and whether you have coordinated and adjusted your living habits.