Although you might find it scary speaking with doctors about sex since it is not something we are usually open about, it is extremely important that you do so if you have Sexual Dysfunction. ED can lead to many other health problems, and is also a sign for other health issues. These health issues include clogged blood vessels and damage from diabetes. If a physician does not examine the problems, it could cause more damage, so it is highly necessary to visit a doctor’s office.
On the flip side, treating Erectile Dysfunction is surprising easy and quick. Pills such as Viagra are popular solution. Other treatments could be a healthier diet, more frequent exercising, losing weight, or to quit smoking. These kind of negative lifestyle habits could just be the things thatmight be causing your Erectile Dysfunction. The cure is painless and in the case of medication, effortless.
In some cases of Erectile Dysfunction, the regular erections will return by itself, without treatment. Make sure you know that it is only in some cases, and is not a good reason to hold off from going to the doctors, because there’s a chance it might go away, but there is also a bigger chance that it will not, which could be signaling an underlying health condition you don’t want to be sweeping under the rug. When visiting the doctor’s office for ED, be ready to be questioned about your sex life, and about any lifestyle habits that could cause Erectile Dysfunction, such as smoking and lack of exercise. Also be prepared to be given tests on your urine, psychological health, overnight erections, rectum, prostate, and more, as the results hold important information on determining whether or not it is ED, and what the cause is.
Be sure to know that medicine given to treat ED is meant to bring back erections that last normal amounts of time. If you are taking medicine for it and have an erection lasting more than 4 hours, stop taking it and consult a doctor.
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