Surgery Recovery
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Weak Erection - #21525

Israel Lagbamue

I had an Holep surgery for prostrate enlargement last December, 2024 post surgery I start experiencing weak erection, please what can I do to improve my erection. Can my erection be improved naturally .

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Post-surgery changes, eh, they can be tricky sometimes. After Holep surgery, weak erections might happen as the body adjusts, but don’t worry, Ayurveda's got some wisdom to help you out with that. Enhancing your erection naturally definitely possible, but it'll take some time, patience, and a bit of lifestyle tweaking. So let's dive into it. First thing, let's chat about your diet. Ayurveda says that foods like nuts (almonds, walnuts), seeds (sesame seeds) are great for boosting vitality. Ghee, by the way, is a wonderful nourishing agent, try adding a spoonful to your meals. And yes, plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, especially the ones rich in zinc and antioxidants like spinach and pomegranates. They help with blood flow, which is essential for a strong erection. Your Agni, or digestive fire, is super important too! Keep that healthy by avoiding heavy, oily or processed foods. Spices like ginger, cumin and black pepper can help stoke the fire. Oh, and keeping hydrated really important too - simple but effective. Have you ever tried Ashwagandha or Shilajit? They are two powerful herbs in Ayurveda known for supporting strength and stamina. Taking them as supplements could be beneficial. Maybe consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner in your area to ensure you get the right dosage. And hey, don't underestimate the power of exercise. Regular but not excessive physical activity improves circulation. Yoga, specifically, can be great - postures like Bhujangasana (Cobra pose) help with pelvic region blood flow. Also, Pranayama is magic for calming the mind and reducing stress levels. Oh did I mention? Sleep is crucial. A rested body recovers and performs better, so ensure you're getting good quality sleep. Finally, if things don't improve, might be wise to check in with your healthcare provider. They’d be able to assess if there’s anything specific needing attention post-surgery. Balancing one's dosha and strengthening ojas (vital energy) takes time, but you're on the right path. Note these tweaks aren't overnight fixes but with some dedication you'll see results!

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