FACING
UP TO THE DILEMMA OF ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
Normal erections are triggered by the responses of
central nervous system & peripheral nervous system; proper functions of the
brain, spinal cord & nerves supply of the genital region is necessary for
an erection to occur properly. An increased influx of blood to the genital area
at the time of sex, resulting in higher pressure which creates a force against
the walls of the veins; this what creates a sustained firm erection of the
penis.
Nitric oxide is a chemical which acts as a
neurotransmitter which results in the dilation of the arteries causes influx of
higher blood volume to enter. The two of the essential components that are
required for a proper firm erection are adequate arterial blood flow into the
penis & the normal levels of nitric oxide in the body.
Testosterone (male hormone) on the other hand, also plays
an important role in maintaining normal sexual functions in men. It increases
the libido (male sex drive) & nitric oxide levels necessary to maintain an
erection.
90% of men usually do not seek treatment for their
problem of ED, but ED is just like other health conditions & there is
nothing to be embarrassed about. Men usually find it humiliating or a lessening
in their status in initiating the first conversation about their problem of ED;
no man likes to admit that he can’t get a hard on dick. A man who is having ED
suffers stress & strains which can upside-down turn his sexual relationship
with his partner. Men with erectile dysfunction usually experience
embarrassment & which often leads to anxiety, depression, lack of
self-esteem & most importantly intimacy issues; it also reduces the quality
of life.
Foe ED one should choose an approach with which he is
comfortable with. Talking to a doctor who specializes in treating men’s health
concerns such as ED, can provide a great help to you & your partner
understand the cause of the problem & evaluate their situation to come up
with the best possible treatments for you.

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