The answer is positive. The first step is to get to know the causes of impotence in order to deal with a case specifically.

If it is psychogenic impotence, psychotherapy or behavioral treatment should take the priority. Of the clinical cases, some patients usually fail nearly all curative measures but once the doctors in charge track down their mental causes and help correct their wrong ideas and concerns, they will get improved and cured in a very short time. So a doctor, when treating an impotent patient, should be sincere and sympathetic to win the patient's trust and boost his confidence. Confidence is the best prescription for psychogenic impotence.

If it is organic impotence, the primary disease must be cured first. Impotence will be cured once the organic disease is cured. For instance, the impotence caused by an endocrine disease may be treated by hormones. If the impotence is caused by a medicine being taken by the patient, the patient should stop the medicine or substitute another medicine for the present one. A patient of vascular impotence may have a vascular surgical operation as a cure. As for the incurable cases, the patients may have a prosthetic penis implanted. In addition, there are some nonspecific treatments that are effective to different degrees.