Patient, 41 years old. Complaints: Suffering from insufficient erection and absence of ejaculation for 2 years. Medical history: Diagnosed with type II diabetes, taking Glibenclimide 5 mg. Married for 7 years, no children. He notes an erection only once every two weeks, sufficient to start sexual intercourse but not to continue, and in most cases, there's no ejaculation or orgasm. He also reports numbness in his legs (up to mid-calf), general weakness, and malaise.
Treatment: The patient was treated for 7 days. After the 4th session, sexual intercourse became possible every other day, with normal erection and ejaculation. He continued treatment twice and then once a month for 3 months. As a result of the therapy, blood sugar levels decreased from 8-11 mmol/L to normal. After the treatment ended, the patient remained under observation. He noticed a decrease in erection 8 months after stopping treatment, but the numbness in his feet did not return, and blood sugar levels remained within normal limits. After a repeat course of therapy, he again reported improved potency. No side effects or symptoms were observed.
Treatment: The patient was treated for 7 days. After the 4th session, sexual intercourse became possible every other day, with normal erection and ejaculation. He continued treatment twice and then once a month for 3 months. As a result of the therapy, blood sugar levels decreased from 8-11 mmol/L to normal. After the treatment ended, the patient remained under observation. He noticed a decrease in erection 8 months after stopping treatment, but the numbness in his feet did not return, and blood sugar levels remained within normal limits. After a repeat course of therapy, he again reported improved potency. No side effects or symptoms were observed.