Is impotence treated?

The answer to the question about the curability of sexual pathologies largely depends on the type and severity of the disease. The optimism of the urologist's prognosis is often influenced by the behavior of the patient himself, the timeliness of the diagnostics and medical care, the measures taken for self-medication. The following types of impotence pose the greatest danger to male sexual health.

Spinal (cortico-spinal) impotence

The spinal centers are highly sensitive to the action of toxins, therefore, the disorder of the processes of formation of an erection and the occurrence of ejaculation is caused by such dangerous infectious lesions as:

• tuberculosis or syphilis
• metabolic disorders
• chronic alcoholism
• nicotine addiction
• drug addiction and substance abuse

Interrupted and prolonged intercourse, masturbation and unsatisfied sexual arousal have a negative effect on erectile abilities.

Impotence due to a disease of the glans penis

This sexual injury involves a violation of the process of ejection of seminal fluid at a normal level of erection. Deviations in the work of the center of ejaculation can be caused by the following conditions: 1. hyperesthesia, that is, an increase in the sensitivity of the head 2. hypesthesia - insufficient sensitivity of the head of the genital organ 3. As a result of a violation of ejaculatory abilities, a man experiences serious psychological discomfort. Gradually, there is an increase in experiences about the success of the perfect sexual intercourse. The patient is fixed on the emerging pathology, serious psychological problems develop, complicating the general condition and leading to the development of phobias, neurotic changes.

Impotence due to malformation of the penis

Erectile disorders often occur in men with congenital malformations. Genetically determined pathologies are expressed in the form of underdevelopment or excessive size of the reproductive organs. A common case is hypospadias, in which a violation of the development of the lower wall of the urethra is found. Congenital damage entails the presence of defects in the shape or location of internal organs. Often, patients have epispadias, which affects the upper walls of the urethra. The presence of a shortened frenum is also a pathology and causes pain during the onset of sexual desire. Prolonged erection can lead to tearing of the frenum. The described violations are considered as a mechanical barrier to full sexual intercourse, which hinders the development of an erection.

Impotence after inflammation of the prostate

If a man develops an acute inflammatory process, it usually does not have a negative effect on the intensity of the reproductive system. After suffering an abscess of the prostate, men do not notice discomfort during intimacy or a decrease in libido. With the onset of chronic prostate diseases, sexual function is markedly reduced. The decisive factor in the treatment of erectile dysfunction belongs to:

• general physical and neuropsychic state of a man
• duration, prevalence and intensity of pathological processes

Chronic prostatitis is a highly common disease of the genitourinary system that develops after infection. Inflammation can be caused by disorders in the rectum, kidneys and bladder. Long-term venous congestion in the prostate region has a negative effect on the functioning of the reproductive system. Serous soaking and subsequent infiltration of the gland tissue reduce the tone of the muscular apparatus of the prostate gland. During intercourse, there is no complete emptying of the gland from the secretion, which stagnates and leads to the development of irritation of the mucous membranes. With the described violations, patients note painful sensations and discomfort during sexual intercourse, weakening of erectile abilities and premature ejaculation. Further development of inflammation of the prostate causes delayed ejaculation and a noticeable decrease in the intensity of orgasm.