Impotence: an overview

Impotence: an overview

Impotence is a common problem in men and can be characterized as a constant inability to maintain or maintain an erection sufficient for intercourse or an inability to achieve ejaculation. Impotence can vary from man to man. In other words, a complete inability to achieve an erection or ejaculation, an inconsistent skill to do so, and a tendency to maintain an erection for less time can all be defined as impotence.

 

The risk of impotence is high with age. According to one study, it is higher in men over 60 than in men over 40. It is also said that men with less education suffer more from impotence. There are many reasons for this, such as having a less healthy lifestyle, eating less healthy, and exercising less. Here is the list of the causes of impotence that it incorporates.

 

• High cholesterol level

• Heart disease

• Metabolic syndrome

• Obesity

• Peyronie's disease

• Parkinson's disease

• Substance abuse

• Insomnia or trouble sleeping

• Relationship problems

• Disease of the blood vessels such as peripheral vascular disease

• Hormonal imbalance

• Systemic disease

 

The causes of impotence in men with a wise age group can be classified into three categories which are as follows.

 

1. Young men: Anxiety is one of the most common causes of impotence in young men. This can include worrying about someone getting pregnant, not wanting to show their inexperience, and worrying about losing an erection while putting a condom on your penis.

 

2. Middle-aged men: The reasons for impotence in middle-aged men can include stress, guilt, and sex with a new partner.

 

3. Older Men: Although analysis shows 65% to 70% of men over 70 are sexually active, but the risk of impotence is high as they get older. It can be associated with dysfunction of the blood vessels that carry blood to the penis and also with dysfunction of the heart or brain arteries. Both men and women can have issues that impact their sex life, such as loss of libido or inability to maintain an erection, problems with premature ejaculation, etc. There are many reasons why men can have sexual problems.

 

If you have trouble maintaining an erection or ejaculating, this is an embarrassing situation. But you are not alone in hearing this problem, there are a lot of men who have the same problem and research shows that two and a half million men have some kind of sexual dysfunction all the time. However, it's not something you might want to discuss with your closest friends, but it's more essential that you get some advice if you're worried. Also, the physical and psychological reasons for impotence can be explained as mentioned below.

 

1. Physical Reasons: Here are the physical reasons for impotence.

 

• Side effects of drugs (in particular, drugs for hypertension and

depression)

• Infection or disease

• Diabetes

• Excessive alcohol consumption and smoking

• Obesity or overweight

• Artery dysfunction, especially in older men with high blood pressure

 

2. Psychological reasons: The psychological reasons for impotence is as follows.

 

• Stress (may be related to sex and other aspects of life)

• Concern about sex

• Depression and fatigue

• Agitation

• Feelings of guilt about sexual performance

 

In my opinion, most of the physical and psychological reasons for impotence are not permanent. They can leave as quickly as they show up. However, if something is haunting you and your partner, you may be seeking medical attention and many men have admitted that after treatment their lives are completely transformed.