If you have a frequent or ongoing problem with impotence, consult a physician. Physician referral services and hospitals with support groups for impotent men can help you locate a qualified doctor. Your medical history and the results of certain tests can provide important clues to help diagnose the problem and dictate what kind of treatment may help. If the cause is psychological, your doctor may suggest you consult a therapist who specializes in sexual dysfunction. If you have a hormonal disorder, your doctor may prescribe hormone injections or pills.
Some men require surgery to restore sexual function.
A device known as a penile implant, for instance, can help produce erections. They don't work. American Institute for Preventive Medicine. We subscribe to the HONcode principles.