The severity of ED has been correlated with the extent of CVD. Banks et al reported that the risk of future CV events increased progressively according to ED severity.28 This was shown in both men with and without known CVD at baseline and after controlling for confounders. Solomon and colleagues found an inverse correlation between international index of erectile function (IIEF) scores and plaque burden seen on coronary angiography.29 In addition, Yaman et al demonstrated a significant correlation between ED severity on IIEF questionnaires and coronary artery calcification.30
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The most common sexual problem facing men living in the United States is erectile dysfunction — which affects about 30 million men in the U.S. (1) Erectile dysfunction can greatly affect a man’s quality of life and his relationship with his partner. Plus, research shows that many patients with erectile dysfunction also have signs of depression and anxiety that’s related to disappointment about their sexual performance. (2)
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) is an important hormone for sexual function that’s naturally produced in the body. Generally DHEA levels peak when a person is in their 20s and gradually decrease thereafter.
The first things doctors usually prescribe to men with erectile dysfunction are pills like:
If you think you have ED, a good first step is to talk with your doctor. The treatment you need will depend on what’s causing it.
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A vacuum constriction device (VCD) or penis pump can help men get an erection by pulling blood into the penis. The device is made up of three main parts: Plastic tube ( worn around the penis) Pump (draws air out of the tube to create a vacuum) Elastic ring (can be moved from the end of the tube to the base of the penis when the tube is removed) 5. Surgery
The most common cause of ED is a lack of flowing blood to erectile tissue. Plaque and damaged vessels can restrict circulation enough to disrupt function. Typically, symptoms begin with difficulty maintaining an erection before advancing to a complete inability to obtain one.
If you think you or someone else may have overdosed on: Viagra (Sildenafil (Injection)), call your doctor or the Poison Control center
Erectile dysfunction or ED is the inability to get or keep an erection, preventing a man from having or finishing sexual intercourse. While many men experience erectile dysfunction occasionally because of stress, fatigue, alcohol, or emotional issues, some men have recurring episodes of ED that occur 25% of the time. Unable to get an erection at any time Able to get an erection sometimes but not every time they want to have sex Able to get an erection, but it does not last long enough to complete intercourse Diabetes, especially uncontrolled type 2 diabetes High blood pressure Atherosclerosis (hardening of the walls of the arteries) Chronic kidney disease (CKD) Fatigue Drug abuse Excessive alcohol or tobacco consumption Certain medications (such as antidepressants, blood pressure medications, sedatives, appetite suppressants, or medications to treat prostate cancer) Injury to the brain or spinal cord Psychological issues, such as anxiety, stress, or depression, or relationship problems Radiation therapy to the testicles or pelvic region Hypogonadism (reduced levels of the male hormone testosterone) Multiple sclerosis Stroke Parkinson’s disease Obesity Surgeries on the bladder or prostate Lack of physical activity
Vacuum pumps are a physical, non-medical ED treatment which serve to improve the quality of erections by improving blood flow and providing a firmer erection.
New research suggests that you might be able to reverse erectile dysfunction without medication.
If you get these side effects, keep taking the medicine, but tell a doctor or pharmacist if they bother you or do not go away:
While condoms can make arousal more difficult, there is no link between wearing condoms and ED.
Checking the penis for sensitivity determines any nervous system origins. Inspection of penile appearance helps rule out Peyronie's disease. A blood pressure check rules out circulation problems by checking wrist and ankle pulse.