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Erectile

Dysfunction

What is Erectile Dysfunction or Impotence?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) refers to problems with achieving and maintaining an erection for satisfactory sexual intercourse (sometimes called impotence).  Of all the conditions men face, sexual difficulties are the most personal.

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ED is extremely common, afflicting an estimated 30 million North American men.  This does not mean that erectile dysfunction is inevitable or permanent, and today, there are many modern treatments available. No matter how long a man has been experiencing these problems, he can be treated successfully with medications  and or natural supplements that work.

 

Don't feel embarrassed about getting help. Lots of people experience problems with Erectile Dysfunction, and seeking advice can be the first step towards resolving the issue.

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What Causes ED?

There are two categories of ED: Physical ED and Psychological ED. Physical ED may result from damage or deterioration to nerves or blood vessels of the penis.  It may also be caused by problems with hormones like Testosterone or might be as a result of a more significant underlying medical issue.  Many drugs, and alcohol, uncontrolled diabetes and smoking to name a few, can damage arteries and cause ED as a side effect. Nerves damaged by spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, or surgery can also give rise to erection difficulties.

 

Psychological or emotional ED arises from fear, stress, worry, anger or frustration.  It may also develop from “performance anxiety” (a man’s fear that he won’t perform well during sexual intercourse), or from the embarrassment of premature ejaculation.

 

Possible Symptoms of ED:

  • Premature ejaculation

  • Trouble gaining or maintaining an erection

  • Weak erections

  • Loss of desire for sex

  • Performance issues or anxieties

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