How long does it take to treat sexual dysfunction?

There is really no standard answer to this question. It may take two or three weeks to return to normal, while it may take more than half a year or even require long-term maintenance intervention. It all depends on your triggers, severity, and cooperation during the conditioning process.

I just picked up a 28-year-old guy two months ago. I had been working on the project for more than three months in a row, and during that time I had a lot of conflicts with my girlfriend. I suddenly had erectile difficulties. I was so anxious that I searched Baidu all night and thought I was useless. When I came for a checkup, all the indicators were normal, and there was no blood. The nerve damage and hormone levels were up to standard, which is a typical problem caused by disordered work and rest and psychological anxiety. I adjusted his work and rest plan, prescribed some mild conditioning drugs, and went for psychological counseling once a week. He didn't even finish the medicine. Within 20 days, he told me that he was completely back to normal.

Of course, not everyone is so smooth. Last year, a 42-year-old brother came to me. He has a history of diabetes for almost 10 years and has been taking antihypertensive drugs for chronic hypertension. He has had erectile dysfunction for more than three years. He has underlying diseases that affect blood vessel function and long-term drug side effects. It was impossible to get better quickly. First, he had to cooperate with the physician to adjust the medication plan for lowering blood pressure and blood sugar to minimize the impact on sexual function. Then, he cooperated with targeted vascular conditioning and pelvic floor muscle training. It took him almost 7 months to make steady improvements, and he is still undergoing regular follow-up visits to maintain his condition.

Speaking of this, I have to mention two very extreme statements on the Internet. One is that "sexual dysfunction can be cured in 7 days", and the other is that this disease cannot be cured at all and is purely useless. Both of these are actually untenable. Let’s start with the ones that can be cured in a few days. Whether it is the adjustment of hormone levels, the improvement of vascular endothelial function or the psychological reconstruction of sexual confidence, there are objective physiological and psychological laws. It is impossible to skip the process and take shortcuts. Most of the products that claim to be effective in a few days are illegally added with large doses of western medicine ingredients. It seems to be effective when you take it, but it becomes more serious when you stop it. It is not a conditioning at all. But it is too absolute to say that it cannot be completely cured. More than 80% of the patients I have contacted can achieve good improvements as long as they find the right triggers and intervene. However, many people's expectations of "curation" are too outrageous. People in their thirties and forties insist on asking to return to the state of eighteen years old, which itself is not in line with physiological laws, and naturally they feel that conditioning is useless.

When I receive medical treatment, I often encounter patients who are particularly urgent. They start to panic after just a week of treatment and no results are seen. They change doctors and prescriptions everywhere, which in turn slows down the progress. I once had a 30-year-old male patient who had a psychological shadow after failing once before. Every time he had sex, he felt like he was waiting for results in an examination room. He was highly nervous. In fact, his physical parameters were already in place, but he just couldn't get over the psychological hurdle. I later asked him and his wife not to take sex as a task. They took annual leave and went on a trip for a week. Good news came to them not even half a month after returning, so it only lasted more than two months.

To put it bluntly, recuperating this matter is like paying off a health debt. You have spent many nights and built your body for many years. It is simply unrealistic to pay it off in three to five days. Follow the doctor's rhythm, don't try random remedies on your own, and don't be anxious. Most people can see improvement within a predictable time.