Over half of men with diabetes develop ED
/First men should not just accept the fact he no longer can achieve an erection if he has diabetes.
Read MoreFirst men should not just accept the fact he no longer can achieve an erection if he has diabetes.
Read MoreThe reason it is important for a man to be honest in his use of these drugs is that erectile dysfunction medications contain nitric oxide, which opens blood vessels and relaxes muscles. When they are combined with anesthesia and other medications used during surgery, there is the risk of a man’s blood pressure becoming dangerously low.
Read MoreA penis pump is relatively simplistic, being a plastic tube that fits over the penis, a hand or battery-powered pump attached to the tube, and a band that fits around the base of the penis once it is erect.
Read MoreResearchers from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center reviewed the scientific evidence for the most common ingredients in men's sexual supplements to determine if they are effective.
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If you are experiencing erectile dysfunction and Viagra is just not getting the job done, there may be a new, albeit hardcore, solution available to you: shock treatment.
Read MoreThe sunshine vitamin is shining its rays on a part of the male anatomy that appears to depend on vitamin D for good performance in bed.
Read MorePenile injection therapy injection therapy for erectile dysfunction is often the best option for men to be able enjoy a normal sex life again
Read MoreDid you know that about 25 percent of all erectile dysfunction cases are caused by some type of medication side effect? This is one of a few reasons why erectile dysfunction (ED) is more common among men as they get older. Older men tend to be on at least one medication to a number of different medications. It is possible that at least one of them is causing side effects that result in ED.
Read MoreImpotence, aka erectile dysfunction, aka ED, is not often the easiest topic to discuss but it effects more men than we likely realize. As many as 50 million men in the US and Europe suffer from impotence, or erectile dysfunction. Statistically, this number includes only about 5% of men less than 40 years old and up to 25% of men by the time they reach 65 years of age. By definition, impotence is the inability to get or keep an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse.
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