Page 14 - Erectile Dysfunction

When we talk about erectile dysfunction (ED), we usually focus on the impact it has on men. Yet, they aren’t the only ones who can feel the effects of ED. Difficulties in the bedroom can have cascading effects on relationships and cause troubles with intimacy between partners.

Sexual activity is normally an enjoyable experience, but if you are struggling with erectile dysfunction, intimate activities may be causing more stress than pleasure. The more often it happens, the more likely you are to suffer from anxiety over it. This anxiety can compound the problem, putting you in a vicious cycle.

The holidays can be a very stressful time, but it is also a time to be close with our loved ones. Now more than ever, it is important to let our spouses and partners know how much they mean to us. However, if you have been struggling with performance in the bedroom, you might be worried about Christmastime intimacy.

When people say, “It happens to everyone,” they’re right. It’s perfectly normal to experience trouble getting and keeping an erection from time to time. However, if it is happening often (especially If you’re over the age of 40), it may be a sign you have erectile dysfunction (ED). But what causes persistent ED?

There are a lot of reasons why a man may experience erectile dysfunction (ED) such as high blood pressure and heart disease. These conditions are also why his doctor may prescribe him blood thinner medications like Xarelto.

It’s normal for sexual activity to go through ups and downs in relationships, especially if you have been together for a while. However, if you feel like problems in the bedroom aren’t because of the evolution of your relationship, there are a few signs that there is more going on.

Despite what your grandparents may have told you when you were younger, masturbating will not give you hairy palms or make you go blind. It won’t cause erectile dysfunction (ED) either, so if you are suffering from ED, masturbation and watching porn are unlikely to be the reasons why.

Erectile dysfunction and sterility are sometimes confused with each other, but they are two different sexual health disorders. Erectile dysfunction, or impotence, is when a man struggles to get or keep an erection.

Despite how it may feel at the time, erectile dysfunction (ED) is a very common condition that will affect most men at some point, especially those over the age of 40. There can be many factors contributing to ED such as alcohol, stress, or medical conditions.