What is ed, Symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction and medication?
Erectile dysfunction: what is it?
A man with erectile dysfunction (ED) struggles to get or maintain an erection. The disease makes it impossible for the guy to start or complete intercourse.
Impotence used to be the name for this ailment. Although ED can strike at any age, men over the age of 75 are more likely to experience it.
Ageing need not be associated with ED. A guy may require more stimulation (stroking and caressing) as he matures in order to get an erection. He may also require longer intervals between erections. Men who are older should still be able achieve erection and have sex.
Signs of erectile dysfunction
The most typical signs of erectile dysfunction include having trouble achieving or keeping an erection during sexual activity.
In addition to ED, other sexual problems include:
• Untimely ejaculation • Ineffective ejaculation • Anorgasmia, or the failure to have orgasm despite sufficient stimulation.
If you have any of these symptoms, especially if they have persisted for three months or longer, consult your physician.
They can assist in determining if your symptoms are brought on by a condition that needs to be treated.
Erectile dysfunction treatment
The cause will determine the course of treatment. Take your medication as directed by your doctor if it is caused by uncontrolled blood sugar and/or excessive blood pressure.
Your physician may recommend Sildenafil (brand name: Viagra), Tadalafil (brand name: Cialis), and Vardenafil (brand name: Levitra) after ruling out any further reasons. To assist you keep an erection, these medications are administered orally.
These medications cannot be used by everyone. If you are unable to take oral medications, your doctor may suggest alprostadil to you. Prostaglandin E is replicated in alprostadil.
The urethra—the opening at the end of the penis—can either be injected with it or be treated with a small suppository. Your doctor will advise you on the best course of action.