The Alt Medicine site and WebMD contain information about Erectile Dysfunction supplements, as do commercial sites such as those for Cialis and Viagra.
Some supplements have been show to help men with erectile dysfunction. L-Arginine dilates the blood vessels allowing better blood flow. Propionyl-L-Carnitine is taken with Viagra and has been showed to improve its effectiveness in some cases. The herb ginkgo enhances blood flow by relaxing muscles.
I know that a person can get some Viagra for this problem. I am not sure how effective it is, but the commercials tend to say that it actually works well.
There are many medications a man can take for this dysfunction. Two of them are Cialis, and Viagra. Ask your doctor which medication is right for you. Good luck.
No, Cialis does not cause erectile dysfunction. In fact, Cialis is a medication used to treat erectile dysfunction by increasing blood flow to the penis.
No, it does not permanently cure erectile dysfunction. It works by increasing blood flow in the moment but once the medication wears off, the underlying cause remains untreated. This matters because erectile dysfunction has two very different roots. Physical causes include heart disease, diabetes, low testosterone and poor circulation. Psychological causes include performance anxiety, stress, depression and relationship issues. It addresses neither of these. It simply manages the symptom temporarily. For many men, especially younger men under 40, the root cause is psychological rather than physical. In these cases, medication can actually become a crutch that prevents the real issue from being addressed. The man becomes dependent on the pill to function rather than resolving the anxiety or emotional block driving the problem. The only way to permanently improve erectile dysfunction is to identify and treat the actual cause. For physical causes that means working with a doctor on cardiovascular health, hormones or lifestyle. For psychological causes that means working through the anxiety, shame or relationship dynamic with a specialist who understands psychosexual health. It has its place as a short term tool. But permanent improvement requires understanding why the problem is happening, not just masking it.
Medication (sildenafil citrate [Viagra]) is useful for some men with erectile dysfunction. The medication must be prescribed and monitored by a physician.
Yes, sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra and is equally effective in treating erectile dysfunction.
No, erectile dysfunction specifically refers to difficulties with achieving or maintaining an erection in men. Women can experience sexual dysfunction, but it is not the same as erectile dysfunction. They may have difficulty with arousal or achieving orgasm, but not specifically related to achieving hardness.
could you please share some more details about your specific situation?
ED may mean emergency department or erectile dysfunction, depending on the context.Emergency Department.It can also mean Erectile Dysfunction.
Well, I think you're talking about Erectile Dysfunction medication... pills like Viagra are Erectile Dysfunction pills, and you can get them from your doctor.
There is limited scientific evidence to support the claim that celery can help with erectile dysfunction. More research is needed to determine its effectiveness in this regard.