A potency problem does not have to mean a permanent condition. A longer-term result is more realistic when the consequence is not treated alone, but when it is checked what led to the problem.
Potency pills may help in the short term, but they do not restore circulation and do not solve metabolic, hormonal or vascular factors if these are behind the symptoms.
Special caution is needed with self-administered preparations that were not prescribed by a urologist, especially when the exact active substance, dose, origin, storage and transport are unknown. This often applies to products purchased outside controlled pharmacies.
That is why it is safer to have an examination first. If it is established that poorer circulation plays an important role, the doctor may consider therapy aimed at improving blood flow, not only at achieving an erection at that moment.
The information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not replace a urological examination. For an individual assessment, we recommend consulting the expert team at the ED Dijars Center.