6 Practical "Tactics" for Overcoming Erectile Dysfunction
Internal Medicine Treatment
Treating systemic diseases: For example, in early-stage diabetic patients, appropriately controlling the diet, using insulin or oral hypoglycemic drugs often quickly improves sexual function.
Discontinuing drugs that affect sexual function: Many drugs, such as antihypertensive drugs, antipsychotic drugs, diuretics, hormones, anticholinergic drugs, and cardiovascular system drugs can cause erectile dysfunction. Therefore, discontinuing these drugs will be beneficial for the recovery of sexual function; however, before stopping, it is necessary to weigh the patient's overall condition to decide whether to continue treating the original disease, reduce the dosage, switch to other drugs, or completely stop taking the medication.