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Erectile dysfunction can be a common problem where a man has an issue with the ability to produce or maintain an erection.
This can be caused by a variety of different elements. This could be physical causes and mental or emotional triggers (e.g. changes in relationship, anxiety or depression).
In some cases, yes. Erectile dysfunction can be an indicator of a further health condition. It is recommended to be tested for diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol levels to see if this may be the cause of your ED.
If a health condition is the cause of your erectile dysfunction, you can make small adjustments to help improve your sex life and overall health. It is recommended that you follow a healthy diet and exercise regularly, as this can help with blood pressure and weight management. Limiting your intake of alcohol, stopping smoking and finding stress management that works for you will also help greatly.
No, they are not the same condition. Premature ejaculation has the opposite effect as erectile dysfunction and can cause you to ejaculate sooner than you would like to.
Treatments work by giving a more firm and long lasting erection due to the increase of blood flow to the penis.
The medication may start to produce impact slowly, and it is possible this may take up to four attempts for effectiveness. It is best to take the medication on an empty stomach and around an hour prior to sexual intercourse. To promote effectiveness of the treatment, you will need to be sexually aroused by foreplay or other stimulation.
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