Male impotence, more commonly referred to as erectile dysfunction, is a common dilemma in men, particularly those over the age of 40 years old. Several factors have been found to blame for this condition, including a decline in hormones, stress, anxiety, fatigue, and poor communication in the relationship. The ability to maintain an erection can […]
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There is a relationship between diabetes and erectile dysfunction. Male impotence occurs more commonly in men who have diabetes then other men but it is probably still a minority of men with diabetes who experience it. This is because the number of individuals who suffer from diabetes continues to rise each and every year while
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For a man, being impotent can have a devastating effect on his self-esteem, not to mention the sexual frustration that he experiences. Erectile dysfunction is a common problem for many men, especially in the middle years of life. It occurs when a man cannot maintain an erection while in the midst of sexual intercourse. For
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Male impotence or erectile dysfunction is a condition in which a man will not experience an erection sufficient enough to complete the sex act or attain orgasm. This is not to be confused with a lack of libido, which is the desire to have sex. One factor which affects erectile dysfunction and is controllable is
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Libido is a term used by Freud to refer to sexual energy or a driving force within humans according to Freud. Jung use the word libido to refer to psychic energy; while today it is commonly used to refer to a desire for sex or sex drive. More often than not when the term libido
Male impotence or erectile dysfunction is usually described as the consistent inability to achieve or sustain an erection with sufficient rigidity for sexual intercourse. There are usually degrees of impotence ranging from a partial decrease in rigidity to complete failure. Unfortunately this information is not often common knowledge in both the lay public and with
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There are several types of erectile dysfunction or male impotence. The first is arteriogenic in which the arteries which supply blood to the penis do not have enough blood to cause an erection. This is a more common occurrence when there is narrowing of the arteries from a disease such as diabetes or in the
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Erectile dysfunction is a condition that is estimated to affect approximately 50% of men over the age of 40. Erectile dysfunction should not be confused with the decline in libido. Men who experience a problem with erectile dysfunction are unable to achieve an erection for the length of the sexual act or to achieve orgasm
Male impotence is often referred to as erectile dysfunction by the physicians who treat it. In the past years manufacturers and drug companies have begun releasing several new medications used to treat erectile dysfunction. In the early years, when Viagra was first released, it was done so with the intended audience of the spinal cord
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Male impotence has achieved a level of media focus that is higher than ever before. This is because of the number of medications which have been developed to treat erectile dysfunction. Impotence is defined as the inability to have an erection and therefore medications for erectile dysfunction are believed to be aimed at the treatment
