What's going on with erectyle dysfunction: new problems, new developments, new treatments

There is a common myth that erectile dysfunction is something which only affects older men; at least those in their late fifties and beyond. This is not the case but because the subject is such a sensitive one many men who find themselves thus afflicted are reluctant to talk about it with their doctors, or even with their partners. In actual fact, erectile dysfunction can occur at any age, even in very young men. Sometimes it is merely an occasional thing and can be occasioned by such things as excessive alcohol consumption or performance anxiety. Sometimes, however, the condition becomes chronic even in men as young as their early twenties and at this point there is good reason to seek medical health before the condition starts to affect the sufferer's personal relationships and their mental health and sense of self esteem - buy kamagra australia.

Once upon a time, there was very little that a man who suffered from erectile dysfunction could do to alleviate their condition other than, perhaps, resort to dubious 'quack' remedies that would have an extremely dubious success rate and at worst could actually prove to be dangerous. Even these treatments were too much for some men - so ashamed were they of a condition that was not even slightly their fault that they would not even seek out the most useless or unhelpful of remedies.

Fortunately, in this era there are many treatments available for erectile dysfunction, many of which are very highly regarded and have a high success rate. Which type of treatment is suitable for you personally is something for you to discuss with your personal physician and perhaps your partner. Most effective of all in this modern era are tablets such as Viagra and many others which, when taken a small amount of time before intercourse is desired will produce an erection that will last as long as is required. It is advisable to discuss your condition with your physician before attempting to take these drugs, however, rather than going down the (what might seem to be the easier) route of ordering online in order to spare the 'embarrassment' of having to discuss things face to face.

it is important to remember that erectile dysfunction is not something that a sufferer should be ashamed of. You have not done anything wrong and you are not less of a man because you are unable to achieve or maintain an erection. Moreover, you are most certainly not suffering alone, although you may not realise this! You can guarantee that you know many other men, either in your age range or older or younger, who are similarly suffering .. but in silence. Masculine pride often precludes men from discussing intimate issues, especially health issues, with their friends and colleagues, even close friends and colleagues. Don't let it!

When I thought about erectile dysfunction I always thought of the elderly and people who couldn't get an erection anymore. This situation unfortunately happened to me in my twenties. I was under tremendous stress in many aspects of my life including job, girlfriend pressuring me to marry her and some issues with money too. I guess this spilled over into the bedroom and I could not shut off my mind when it came to having sex with my girlfriend. I guess since I could not relax and enjoy the moment, erectile dysfunction was the result, at least that is what I think was the cause. Of course my girlfriend began to think that I was not interested in her anymore and our relationship began to suffer tremendously. She insisted that I visit the doctor or it was quits for us so I went to a Urologist. He prescribed Viagra and it was not for me. It gave me migraine headaches the following day after taking it and it did not produce an erection for any length of time for me. When I went back to the Urologist for a follow up he suggested that Cialis might be a better drug for me to try. I did work better after we got the dosage right.  

John Whitford