Erectile dysfunction: Causes, Symptoms and Solution of erectile dysfunction.

Erectile dysfunction.

Erectile dysfunction:

If the penis does not aroused or erect despite participating in sexual activity or having sexual desire, it is considered to be a problem with erection of the penis. Problems with the erection of the male sexual organ or penis is also known as sexual dysfunction,impotence or erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction usually occurs in old age. When it occurs at other times, it should be treated as a disease or problem. Sometimes, if it happens suddenly, it is better not to worry about it. However, if this problem occurs permanently, it should be understood that it is a symptom of a sexually transmitted disease and if no immediate action is taken, it is going to cover the sex life in the dark shadow of poison. Therefore, without any delay, as soon as the problem of penile ejaculation occurs, an inexperienced doctor should be consulted.

Symptoms of erectile dysfunction:

A person can be said to suffer from erectile dysfunction if he regularly encounters the following problems:

• Men cannot  erect  penis in the presence or absence of a partner if they wish.
• Once an erection of the penis, the erectile condition cannot be maintained at all. As a result, the penis once hardened but after a while it goes back to its normal soft state.
• During sexual intercourse, the amount of erection is required to complete the intercourse or to get satisfaction in intercourse is not possible.
• Deficiency in sexual interest or sexual desire can also occur.
• Rapid ejaculation.
• Low levels of testosterone or male sex hormones.
• Male erectile dysfunction and ejaculation problems can coexist at the same time.

Causes of erectile dysfunction:

Erectile dysfunction can be caused by a variety of physical problems Notable causes among them:

Physical causes:

• Diabetes.
• Narrowing of blood vessels.
• Obesity.
• Parkinson's disease
• Prostate cancer.
• Sleep problems.
• Spinal cord injuries.
• Peyronie’s disease.
• High blood pressure.
• Vascular disease.
• Stroke or bleeding in the brain.
• High cholesterol in the blood.
• If the levels of all the hormones needed for the normal growth and function of the sexual organs are low. For example: if the level of testosterone hormone in the blood is low.
• If there is any problem with the thyroid gland.
• If you have a disease called multiple sclerosis.
• For any kind of injury to the penis.
• In case of any kind of pelvic injury or surgery.
• Metabolic syndrome- a physical condition in which hypertension, high levels of insulin, presence of excess fat near the waist and high cholesterol is seen.
• As a result of radiation treatment.
• Some of the medications used to control high blood pressure can lead to sexual dysfunction.
• Some antidepressants cause erection problems.
• Taking diuretics can also cause temporary erection problems.
• Those who have long-term alcohol abuse may have problems with their penis erection
• Drug addicts can have problems with erection.
• People who smoke heavily or are chain smokers may have erectile dysfunction.

Psychological causes:

The brain plays the most important role behind the erection of the penis. A man begins to feel his sexual arousal when signal received from the brain, various physical changes take place in him and in the final stage his penis erection. But if the brain is not normal, it affects the erection of the penis, resulting in erectile dysfunction. Notable causes for the brain not being normal:

• Depression.
• Lack of confidence.
• Fear.
• Be distracted.
• Anxiety and other mental problems.
• Husband-wife relationship problem.
• Major changes in recent life such as childbirth, retirement, change of job, loss of an intimate partner, death of an intimate partner, divorce, etc. can also cause problems in the erection of a man's penis.

Solution of erectile dysfunction:

Once a person suffers from erectile dysfunction, he may need to take medication, injections, have surgery or simply follow a set of rules according to a specialist. Those who have not yet experienced erectile dysfunction should do the following to maintain good sexual health:

• Controlling diabetes, heart disease or other chronic physical problems as advised by the doctor;
• Visit a doctor at least once a year for check-ups and medical screening tests, whether or not you have a past history of physical problems;
• Abstain from smoking altogether, limit alcohol intake or abstain completely if you do not have self-control, do not use illicit drugs;
• Exercise regularly;
• Eating a balanced and healthy diet instead of irregular eating;
• Adequate sleep at night and rest in between work;
• Seek medical attention without neglecting stress, fatigue, anxiety or other problems.