Post Date December, 02 2023
Impotence is not only a male disease, but also a serious blow to men's self-confidence. There are many reasons for impotence, and it is important to treat it as soon as possible. In the process of treating impotence, psychological counseling is also crucial. Let's learn about the treatment methods for impotence.
Authoritative experts have introduced several methods for treating impotence:
1. Analytical Therapy
The classic psychoanalytic theory believes that sexual dysfunction stems from conflicts in personality development. Psychoanalysts use techniques such as "free association" and "dream analysis" to direct subconscious conflicts, motivations, and fantasies into the conscious realm to vent, allowing sexual impulses to be accepted by the person concerned's ego, and then finding appropriate ways to satisfy them in real life, and sexual function can return to normal.
2. Hypnotherapy
This treatment is more suitable for dealing with anxiety symptoms caused by impotence. Successful hypnosis can enable patients to gain control over anxiety symptoms, thereby promoting the recovery of their own abilities; Hypnosis can also be used to make patients unconditionally accept cues, change their original attitudes towards sex, and alleviate anxiety symptoms caused by incorrect sexual attitudes.
3. Behavioral Therapy
Behavioral therapy theory believes that sexual behavior, like other behaviors, is acquired, and sexual dysfunction is a false learning result, which can also be corrected through relearning, replacing non adaptive behavior by establishing new conditional learning models.
4. Surrogate partner therapy
Proxy partner therapy is an extension of the concept of "marital unit" in couples' co therapy. Acting as a sexual partner can effectively implement the intentions of sexual therapists, which is an effective option for improving sexual dysfunction, but the biggest problems encountered are legal and ethical issues. In addition, surrogate sexual partner therapy may address the patient's own sexual dysfunction, but it cannot solve the sexual problems between the patient's husband and wife.
"The above is an introduction to the treatment of impotence, and I believe everyone has already understood it.". "If you rely solely on drugs to treat impotence, it is relatively difficult. If you want to completely cure it, psychological factors also need to be paid attention to.".
