What is erectile dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction ('impotence') is the inability to get or maintain an erection that is sufficient to ensure satisfactory sex for both partners. |
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Causes of erectile dysfunction
A firm erection is the result of a whole series of psychological and physical events. |
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Symptoms of erectile dysfunction
There are quite a few symptoms of erectile dysfunction. |
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Who gets erectile dysfunction?
The incidence of erectile dysfunction rises with age. |
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The course of erectile dysfunction
Persistent erectile dysfunction is a difficult condition to live with. |
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Risk factors for erectile dysfunction
There are a number of risk factors that increase the chances of developing erectile dysfunction. |
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Diagnosing of erectile dysfunction
Both physical and psychological factors could be involved in diagnosing erectile dysfunction. |
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When to see a doctor
Medical attention is advised under certain conditions. |
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Prevention of erectile dysfunction
Many erection problems can be prevented or even reversed by a more relaxed approach to sex and by rediscovering sensuality. |
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Medication for erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction, whether caused by blood vessel (vascular), hormonal, nervous system, or psychological problems, can be treated with a range of prescription drug therapies.
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Surgical treatment for erectile dysfunction
Surgical approaches include penile implants, which can be very successful and produce satisfactory results in 80 to 90% of men, and repairs to the vascular system in the penis. |
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Treatment for erectile dysfunction
In recent years, there have been great advancements in the treatment of erectile dysfunction. There are more options available than ever before. |
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Why erectile dysfunction should be treated
But nine of ten men with erectile dysfunction don’t go for treatment, and their reluctance can lead to the late diagnosis of life-threatening diseases. Why don't men go for treatment? And what can be done about it?
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Sexual Disorders - The ABC of Impotency
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