Erectile
dysfunction could be termed as a physical or mental condition. It can cause
stress, the tension in relationships, and low self-esteem. The main symptom is
a man's inability to have or maintain a firm enough erection for sex.
The causes of erectile dysfunction can be physical, such as high
blood pressure, diabetes or even old age, or depression. There are natural
treatments such as losing weight or using a penis pump or medication prescribed
by a doctor.
However,
you may wonder if a man diagnosed with erectile dysfunction will continue to be
a problem for life, or is there a possibility of complete recovery?
We will
answer these questions as we proceed in this article.
So let's look at the causes of erectile dysfunction.
Most of
the time, the physical illness initially unrelated to the penis itself causes
this erectile dysfunction. For the most part, it also relates to the weight,
circulation, and health of the cardiovascular system, with factors such as
heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, and
metabolic syndrome. All these contribute to erectile dysfunction.
However,
erectile dysfunction is not permanent, but specific problems can cause
permanent issues with ED. For example, pelvic surgery is among the most common causes
of organic sexual dysfunction in men.
As with
any surgery, damage to the surrounding nerves or blood vessels can occur.
Misuse of cigarettes, drugs, and alcohol often diminishes erectile function.
The
more serious the abuse and the longer the history of overuse of these
substances, the more it can cause erectile dysfunction. Permanent dysfunction
can be due to the effects smoking has on the blood vessels or alcohol on the
nerves.
Psychological causes
In rare
cases, when a man always has an erection disorder and has never had an
erection, this is the primary ED, and the cause is usually psychological if
there is no obvious anatomical deformity or physiological problem. These
psychological factors can include guilt, fear of privacy, depression, and severe
anxiety.
Most ED cases are "secondary." This means that
erectile function was normal, but it becomes problematic later on. The causes
of new and lasting problems are usually physical.
Psychological factors rarely cause or contribute to erectile
dysfunction, with factors ranging from mental illness to mental health to daily
emotional states that most people experience at some point.
Treatment of erectile dysfunction
Therefore, depending on the cause and severity of erectile
dysfunction and any medical conditions, you may have several treatment options.
There are risks and benefits of each treatment.
As for treatment, most people know about the little blue pill.
These medications are accompanied by side effects such as redness, headaches,
stomach pains, nasal congestion, nausea, diarrhea, inability to distinguish
specific colors, temporary hearing loss, rattling in the ears, and dizziness.
However, you will always have an alternative; there is always a
penis pump. They are safe, natural, and no health risks that erectile
dysfunction pills present.
There
is only one permanent option, and that is the penis implant. Surgery helps to
implant the device directly into the penis. Current technology guarantees that
these implants have high mechanical reliability.
If you are among most men who do not have permanent erectile
dysfunction, even small changes to improve your health can greatly improve your sexual functionality and prevent total damage.