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What Erectile Dysfunction Says About Your Overall Health?
Dr. Sharmila MajumdarSexologist • 19 Years Exp.MS Human Sexuality, M.Phil Clinical Psychology, PhD (Behaviour Modification), Certified In Treatment of Resistant Depression, Certificate Course in Sex Therapy and Counselling, National leader, India continent
Ed can sometimes be a result of prostate cancer treatments like a prostatectomyâthe surgical removal of all or part of a man's prostate. Other health problems like high blood sugar, heart disease, or trauma to the pelvic area can cause ed.
Sexual health is closely tied to a manâs overall health. Since ed is a blood flow issue, it might be an early sign you're at risk for a heart attack. To stave off ed, men should stay in shape, work out, eat well, not smoke, get routine exams and learn to manage their stress levels. âwhen you tell a man it can reverse his ed that can be a great motivator.
If you have problems getting or keeping an erection, have less of a desire for sex or other issues that keep you from enjoying sex, visit your sexologist. Obese men have a higher rate for ed due to weaker blood vessels. Reduced blood circulation may lead to difficulty in achieving erections. When you tell a man it can reverse his erectile dysfunctionâthat can be a great motivator. I have seen many of my patients lose weight after being given this information, and they didn't need the ed medication anymore.
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