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Men's Problem - Impotence: What To Do?
ED is something that you may not be comfortable talking with your doctor about. But if ED problem is a concern for you, it starts influencing your lifestyle, your mood, and then it may cause stress, cause relationship problems or affect your self-confidence.
What Is It?
Impotence occurs when a man has difficulty with either getting an erection or keeping one for long enough to allow penetrative sex.
It's one of the most common sexual problems. Half of all men over 40 will experience it at some point in their lives. It becomes more common and severe as men get older. However, only about one man in 10 seeks help. If you have problems getting or maintaining an erection over several weeks, ask your doctor for advice.
Causes of Impotence
Impotence can affect you due to many reasons. Around three-quarters of men who suffer from ED have physical problems affecting the blood supply. However, there is a complex relationship between the physical and psychological aspects of sexual function. ED has a number of causes, physical, psychological and the ones, connected to your lifestyle.
Cause 1. Physical health
A number of conditions may cause impotence, including:
• high blood pressure;
• high cholesterol;
• diabetes;
• obesity;
• multiple sclerosis;
• Parkinson's disease;
• surgery (such as an operation to remove your prostate gland) or radiation in your pelvic area;
• hormone imbalances, which lead to low levels of testosterone
• Peyronie's disease - a condition affecting the sheath that surrounds the erectile tissue of the penis;
• hypospadias - a condition causing the urethra and penis to develop abnormally.
Cause 2. Psychological problems
Psychological problems can influence your ability to get and keep erections. These include depression, stress at work, partner conflicts and sexual boredom.
Cause 3. Alcohol
Drinking too much alcohol can affect your ability to get and maintain an erection (often called 'brewer's droop'). In the longer term, it interferes with the production of testosterone, which can reduce your libido.
Cause 4. Tobacco
Smoking damages your blood vessels, so if you smoke this will increase the risk of erection problems.
Cause 5. Physical inactivity
Being physically inactive contributes to poor cardiovascular fitness, and may increase your risk of impotence. Impotence may be an early warning sign that you're at risk of coronary heart disease (when the arteries that go to your heart are narrowed).
Cause 6. Cycling
If you cycle for more than three hours a week, you may be at risk of damaging nerves through contact with the saddle. Your doctor may recommend that you stop cycling for a few weeks to allow the nerves to repair and see if there is any improvement. You can also buy saddles that reduce damage to the erectile nerves.
Treatment of Impotence
Impotence can nearly always be treated - the vast majority of men are given a suitable treatment. The simplest are talking therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, and medicines. Try generic versions of most common brand medications for ED treatment. You can purchase them at discount prices here. US-ePharmacy seems like a trusted and customer supportive online pharmacy shop. There are also other medicines available and your doctor will be able to advise which is most suitable for you.
If impotence is caused by your psychological condition, like being anxious or having relationship difficulties, talking to a counselor or psychosexual therapist will be most helpful for you.
A healthier lifestyle may prevent your impotence getting worse. The following changes can help.
• Try to stop smoking.
• If you're overweight, ask your doctor for advice about losing excess weight.
• Take moderate-intensity exercise (so you feel warm and slightly out of breath) for half an hour on most days of the week.
• Eat a balanced diet, including at least 3 portions of fruit and vegetables a day. Cut down on salty foods and sugary drinks.
• Drink alcohol in moderation
• Aim to reduce stress in your life
• If you have diabetes, make sure that you control your blood sugar levels properly.
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About the Author
Jeremy is a freelance writer. Main topics for his articles: health, relationship, psychology.
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