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When things go wrong
Erectile dysfunction, as with many other sexual dysfunctions, affects both men and their partners.
17th September 2015 Read more
This is highly specialized surgery performed by a urologist. It is important to find a urologist who is experienced in…
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Treatment of erectile dysfunction with Intracavernousal injections is regarded as second line therapy and is generally used when oral treatments have failed. Men are taught to inject themselves in the side of the penis with alprostadil alone or in combination with paparevine and or phentolamine.
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Psychogenic ED is caused predominantly by psychological problems and is curable. It requires referral to a sexologist or psychologist for psycho-sexual counselling.
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Natural herbal remedies There are a number of so-called ‘natural treatments’ claiming the ability to treat erectile dysfunction. However, there…
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An orgasm occurs when a man ejaculates. Ejaculatory problems include premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation, the absence of ejaculation and retrograde ejaculation.
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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is defined as a persistent or ongoing problem getting an erection, or keeping the erection for long enough to complete satisfactory sexual activity. It is classified as organic erectile dysfunction or psychogenic erectile dysfunction.
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Vascular disease is the most common cause of erectile dysfunction. Cardiovascular disease shares common risk factors with ED. Other causes include neurological disorders, inflammatory conditions, psychiatric and psychological conditions, mechanical deformities, trauma, prescription and recreational drugs and endocrine disorders.
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