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Actually, on a serious note, there have been a number of articles and studies linking HCV with erectile dysfunction. In addition, the tx also has a very negative impact on erectile function. But, the disease itself often impacts erectile function. Here are just a few links:
http://www.advisemen.com/182/hepatitis-c-and-erectile-dysfunction/
http://www.natap.org/2002/august/081402_1.htm (a pretty solid study)
http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/images/083002b.
Studies have shown that over 80% of erectile dysfunction (ED) is due to physical causes. Two risk factors for ED include poor diet and smoking. Smoking depletes many nutrients and particularly mentioned are vitamin C and vitamin E. Smokers with the lowest vitamin C levels have the fastest disappearance of vitamin E (known as the "sex" vitamin). I cannot find anaemia specifically mentioned as a cause of ED however.
My husband is suffering from erectile dysfunction. We saw a sexologist. He has prescribed expensive herbal medicines. Is it curable? Plz help.
Issues I have in recent years is significant and worsening swelling of ankles and legs , as well as Erectile dysfunction . Is there any better drugs or treatment?
I recently have just started to recover from Porn Induced Erectile Dysfunction but I still have been going through Premature ejaculation.
I know this because when I masturbate, I release in about 2-3minutes or even lesser. How do I cure myself? I'm soon going to be getting laid and I don't want to disappoint my partner or myself.
Earlier I could last for about 5-10 minutes at least. But After my erectile dysfunction issue its been really sad for me.
but i m having loss of libido and erectile dysfunction because of that.......i m worried........wheter it is reversible........i hv stopped that drug.......its a herb......which stops conversion of testastrone to DHT...........WORRIED.........please........let me knw........it is reversible............
If you question what we are saying, go see a urologist that specializes in ER (erectile dysfunction) they will find out the cause of the problem and treat you for it. There is no reason to not be able to enjoy sex any longer. Please for your sake do something about it before more time passes.
If you have lost other pleasures in life then you should see a psychiatrist. They can find an appropriate anti-depressant to manage your depression. As your mood improves your libido will too.
About 10 days ago I tried benzocaine wipes on my penis to delay premature ejaculation. Around 7 days ago I noticed some persistent erectile dysfunction and numbness. It’s been a week and the numbness has improved slightly but I have no libido, no ability to get erections, and a consistent pins and needles sensation.
Could this be prolonged effects of the benzocaine? Or is this nerve damage?
Benzocaine was topical and doctor said I should have nothing to worry about and it should subside.
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Please help! I'm 28 years old and have been masturbating frequently for as long as I remember (13 years), on average I'm guessing at least twice a day sometimes less or more. The problem I am facing over the past (8) years or so it has been very difficult to achieve an erection. I've had weak/soft erections on a regular basis, while mastrubating. I am a Virgin. I am worrying about my post marriage sexual relationship because of this erectile dysfunction.
you need google erectile dysfunction to get a full description (over 20 different ways to cause erectile dysfunction)
If you suspect to have it, you need to visit a doctor so they can determine if it is physical or psychological problem. It's usually psychological or it could be the combination of physical or psychological.
Usually men over 40 that experience erectile dysfunction relates to a physical problem or some underlying medical condition, ie. diabetis, high blood pressure, etc.
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