You put in a lot of labor to make a living. You had to please your boss and give a presentation to clients. There were still papers on your desk that needed your attention. Your coworker wants to know what you think, and you recall that you still have to finish that report. When you got home, your wife asked if you had already gone to see your creditor to pay off a bill that was long overdue.
That was becoming your daily routine, and the repercussions were tension, exhaustion, worry, anxiety, and it piles up until you don’t even recognize it. It finally happened, and after one night, you couldn’t do it anymore. You can’t get “it” up. You get so mad, and you know that if this keeps happening too often, your wife—the most important person in the world to you, the one person you wanted to make happy—will start to hate you.
As a man, nothing hurts your pride more than when your “penis” doesn’t work well when you want her to have an orgasm. And what does an orgasm mean to a woman? It’s the body that gets you to the end. It’s like something is going off inside of you that makes the sex so wonderful. But now…you can’t give it to her. The worst part is that she thinks she is no longer attractive. You can’t believe you have this erectile dysfunction.
IT’S NOT A TABOO TOPIC ANYMORE
Erectile Dysfunction is when you can’t get or keep an erection. This happens to most guys at some point in their lives, usually by the time they become 40. Most men have a hard time dealing with the fact that they can’t keep “it” up for very long. People often call it impotence. Erectile dysfunction could be an indication of an issue with your body or your mind.
Most of the 1,000 males in the U.S. today who have erectile dysfunction problems see a doctor for it. The National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey says that this incidence has tripled by 1999. Damage to the nerves, smooth muscles, arteries, and fibrous tissues is the most prevalent cause of ED.
Lifestyle choices can also contribute to erectile dysfunction (ED), such as excessive smoking, lack of exercise, and obesity. Experts think that psychological variables, such as stress, guilt, despair, and worry, might also cause impotence. There are two sponge-like structures that run along the length of a man’s penis. It also features a tube that conducts semen and urine.
When a guy is sexually stimulated (which can be visual or tactile), nerve impulses make the blood flow to the cylinders go up by around seven times the typical amount. Maintaining sexual arousal keeps the blood flow high, which keeps the erection hard. After ejaculation, the extra blood leaves the spongy tissue, and the penis goes back to its normal size and form.
Aside from the mental effects of having ED, there could also be physical ailments, disorders, drug misuse, surgeries, or trauma.
TREATMENT AND HELP FOR ED
If you have erectile dysfunction for more than two months or it keeps coming back, consult your doctor so he can give you a full physical. Most guys, meanwhile, are too humiliated to say they have this kind of sexual difficulty. Always get help. A medical history can show if you have other disorders that have caused your ED.
There are a number of clues in your physical exams. It could mean that there is an issue with your circulation, hormones, or anything else strange about your penis. After the physical exam, lab tests can help figure out if you have ED. Blood counts, lipid profiles, urinalysis, and measures of creatinine and liver enzymes are some of the tests that can be done.
A lot of experts say that living a healthy lifestyle might help people with ED get better faster. Some patients may also be able to have psychotherapy and behavior changes, but the easiest treatment is to take medicines by mouth or injection.
Levitra is an FDA-approved prescription drug that comes in the form of an oral tablet. It helps get more blood to the penis. It helps retain an erection long enough to finish having sex. Many men, even those with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes, found that it worked well and was safe for keeping an erection.
