>>10949298t. retard that isn't an expert and spouting out platitudes thinking he can help.
The pathogenesis of any sort of hypersexuality has yet to be established, let alone be something encoded and formulated with a diagnostic code, and anything that is out there at present is purely speculative (e.g. hypothalamic dysfunction). Most physicians would not feel comfortable treating it as a result, unless the life of the patient is so severely impacted that nothing else could be done which leaves a very limited pharmaceutical solutions are at present limited to SSRIs and antiandrogens, bot, especially the latter carry side effects and even those can fail. The advice to "see a doctor" is brainlet tier and is formulated by someone with no understanding of the topic. Such treatment may be warranted by OP if it is so extreme but without him trying some basic strategies, or attempts, or some means of showing how he has tried to cease, most physicians will be rightfully dubious of a patient they meet for the first time raising issues over 'porn addiction'. Even more controversial, a arguably the majority of young men suffer from this issue, so the idea of it being a problem, even if it is indeed one, is difficult to convey without severe backlash by the population at large, so researchers in particular do not want to touch this issue.