Although the number of men with erectile dysfunction and increases with age, it is likely that ed develops as a consequence of any disease or medication, in these diseases. Erectile dysfunction is very rarely a purely psychological problem. Studies have shown that 80% of male erectile dysfunction is a consequence of any physical condition. Dr. Stuart M. McGill shines more light on the discussion. These include: chronic disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, atherosclerosis common accompanied by erectile dysfunction. Kidney, liver, thyroid, hormonal disorders also lead to erectile dysfunction.

Men with depression are also often report they have a erectile dysfunction. Surgery and neurological disorders if somehow damaged the nerves connecting the penis to the central nervous system can occur erectile dysfunction. Here include surgery on the prostate gland, spinal cord injury or pelvic organs, stroke, multiple sclerosis or 's disease. Receiving drugs Many drugs, appointed under the above diseases may themselves cause erectile dysfunction as an additional side effect. An example could be drugs, prescribed for high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, arthritis, peptic ulcer disease or epilepsy. Lifestyle Smoking, alcohol and drug use can cause erectile dysfunction.

If you want to learn more about the causes Erectile dysfunction, or think that one of the above reasons it may be relevant to you, make an appointment with your doctor. It can further discuss with you these questions. The negative impact of erectile Regardless of their dysfunction causes erectile dysfunction can have a negative impact on the lives of men. This can be expressed in a loss of self-esteem, feeling that he is no longer a real man; may even lead to what he emotionally and physically disengage from those who loved him, and thereby only exacerbate the problem.