Common Signs Of Erectile Dysfunction Or Impotence

Some men may suffer from this dysfunction for a limited time while other men may suffer it in the long term.
It is generally diagnosed as ED if it is an ongoing, constant problem.
That being so, it may not occur every time a many wants to have sex but it occurs repeatedly over an extended period of time.
The signs of impotence are: 1.
Occasionally being unable to reach a full erection.
if a man is able to achieve an erection while asleep it is usually an indicator that the symptoms are occurring as a result of some psychological reason.
2.
Reaching erections that are not strong or rigid and deflate very quickly, often before or during the act of intercourse.
This can be an indicator that the mechanism which keeps blood in the penis is not functioning correctly and may signify an underlying condition likely to be cardiovascular in its origin.
3.
Being unable to maintain stiffness throughout the whole act of intercourse.
4.
Being unable to even get erect at all.
5.
Suffering from erectile dysfunction can often lead to premature ejaculation or spermatorrhoea.
6.
Depression in conjunction with erectile dysfunction (this can even be linked to medications).
These are the most common signs of ED and it can actually be linked to a vast number of health problems.
A penis that is unable to rise as and when required is a warning sign that things are not okay and should be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible.
Usually when a man with impotence symptoms sees a professional about his condition a check of the heart is done to ensure there is no heart disease, as this is most likely to occur in men suffering from ED.
Another impotence sign is low testosterone.
Men suffering from sexual dysfunction consistently have low testosterone levels.
To correctly evaluate erectile dysfunction a thorough physical and medical examination is done by a doctor including a full medical history and lifestyle background and even a comprehensive sexual history is taken.
The causes of impotence may be psychological, neurological or due to medical conditions or medications.
Once erectile dysfunction is confirmed it can be adequately treated.