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High blood pressure and reduced blood supply to penis can also cause erectile dysfunction. Hence consult an urologist too. Take care!
A lot depends on overall health, but by age 70, about 15% of men experience complete erectile dysfunction. About 70% will have experienced mild or moderate ED. (https://www.uwhealth.org/urology/erectile-dysfunction-ed/20537)
You posted in the Prostate Cancer forum. Have you had prostate cancer? That could certainly be a factor, or the treatment of it could be.
The meds you take have been shown to help some men with ED, but a lot depends on the cause of it.
Well, uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure are both precursors of erectile dysfunction. Also, some medications taken for high blood pressure can cause erectile dysfunction. So, first rule out these causes.
Just taking supplements may not help. You need to be evaluated by a doctor and proper medication can help restore the erectile function. Please consult your doctor regarding this. Take care!
It is true that diabetes can cause erectile dysfunction but even people with prediabetes may experience erectile dysfunction (ED). This is because nerve damage can occur even before a type 2 diabetes diagnosis, when a person has prediabetes. Poorly managed blood sugar control can damage the blood vessels and nerves, including the blood vessels and nerves in the penis. This type of nerve damage can prevent a man from getting and sustaining an erection.
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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.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a condition in which a man has difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. It can be caused by physical or emotional problems. Physical problems include heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure. Emotional problems include stress, anxiety, and depression.
If you are experiencing ED symptoms, see your doctor right away for diagnosis and treatment options.
Smoking and other tobacco use cause blood vessels to narrow, contributing to blockages that can lead to erectile dysfunction. Smoking also can decrease nitric oxide levels.
•Avoid excessive alcohol. Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol can cause ED by damaging blood vessels. In general, for men that means no more than two alcoholic drinks a day. For women, it should be no more than one.
•See a urologist. Urologists have special expertise in sexual health.
There are several reasons for your erectile issues, including the hypothyroidism(which contrbutes quite a bit), possible side effects from the blood pressure agents, side effects of having high blood pressure in the first place, and even the possibility of a low testosterone(which should be checked). Speak with your doctor about increasing your thyroid dose, possible side effects of your blood pressure agents and getting your blood pressure down, and also testing your testosterone levels.
Hello all I am a 25 year old man with high blood pressure and erectile dysfunction. I had read alot about erectile dysfunction being a symptom of coronary artery disease. Does my nornal stress test rule that out? Why am I impotent?
Hormonal Therapy
Lower concentration of the testosterone is found in majority of men suffering from the erectile dysfunction. But erectile dysfunction can not be treated by increasing the level of testosterone. So, levels of testosterone are increased in combination with some other treatment of erectile dysfunction to show the good results.
To exactly pinpoint a diagnosis you need to get a complete examination done from a urologist and get your blood pressure, blood sugar levels, thyroid hormones, testosterone levels and a neurological examination of the testicles and penis done.
Hope that this information helps and hope that you get better soon.
Wishing you good health.
from then, once in a 6 months or a year, my body looses touch sense for about 5 to 6 days and troubles me with light weekness, erectile dysfunction, head ache, stomach upset ext..
If the condition persists, the medical term is erectile dysfunction. Before deciding the treatment it is important to find out the cause which may be responsible for erectile dysfunction in your case. In most men of your age and since you were having regular erections earlier, the cause looks more like psychological. Other medical causes may be diabetes, high blood pressure, heart or thyroid conditions, poor circulation, low testosterone, depression, spinal cord and neurological causes.
If you are taking any medications for erectile dysfunction, then this may have some effect on blood pressure, but it lowers not increases.
Your blood pressure and antidepressant meds are probably effecting your sex life. Since you are taking a blood pressure med I'm not sure if you can take something like Viagra. You'll have to talk to your Dr and tell him/her what's going. Maybe lowering your antidepressant dose might help. Only you and your Dr can decide this though.
Hello all I am a 25 year old man with high blood pressure and erectile dysfunction. I had read alot about erectile dysfunction being a symptom of coronary artery disease. Does my nornal stress test rule that out? Why am I impotent?
Do not worry, the erectile dysfunction is not because low blood pressure, but most probably it is a side effect of the medication that you are taking.
Low BP, I will tell you what my cardiologist told me after my heart attack "unless that you faint... take all your pills and do not worry about low BP"
Of course we are all different but I went as low as 75/40 and never fainted.
They put me on Novo-Doxylin (Treat possible infection) for 7 days, it helped reduce the pain, also repaired the damage I had in part of the testicle/penis area, but the pain is still there and also makes my testicle go numb that spreads to my leg. I dont know what to do anymore, I know I have nerve damage and lack of blood pressure flowing and being sustained in the penis.
Sorry to hear that you have the problem of erectile dysfunction and especially after being treated for the priapism. That must have been very painful for you.
I am not a doctor, but I would suggest you make an appointment to see your doctor or a different one or even consider referral to a urologist if your doctor feels this may be helpful.
The injection that you were given (papaverine) is used to relax and open the blood vessels.
it can be performance anxiety, trauma to the penis, hormone problems, vascular issues, blood pressure problems. be more specific. when did it start? did something happen? are you taking any kind of medication, e.g., antihistamines, antibiotics, spiranolactone, finastride? what about nutrition any soybeans? be specific.
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