Erectile dysfuncton
Sexual Impotence is also defined as erectile dysfunction. Impotence is a common problem that affects many men at least once during life. According to a study conducted in the United States, the incidence of impotence varies with age and increases in proportion of affected men: 7 to 8% for men ages 20 to 39 and 55-60% Men aged over 70 years.
The largest increment is seen for men aged 60 to 69 years. Only in North America, it is estimated that at least 10 million men are affected by chronic impotence and at least 20 million more have a less severe form of erectile dysfunction associated with age: chronic health or psychological problems.
Although in the past, impotence was regarded as due to psychological causes, we now know that 85 / 90% of all causes of erectile dysfunction are due to organic sources such as vascular problems, diabetes, sex hormones, and effects of medicine. Impotence can sometimes result in a failure or an occasional lack of erection, both due to psychological and physiological factors entangled.
The psychological causes are often the cause of impotence: fear, anger, frustration, performance anxiety are the most frequent. Among the organic causes of impotence, there are the general causes such as vascular problems: thickening of the lining of the arteries or venous leak early.
Impotence treatment
Since the early 1980s, patients have the opportunity to learn to inject a drug substance in the corpus cavernosum of the penis. It causes dilation of blood vessels and causes an erection that lasts approximately one hour. For prolonged use, one can manifest problems of ischemia.
In 1998 came the molecule Sildenafil, marketed under the name Viagra ®, ensuring improved erectile function for men. It causes smooth muscle relaxation, allowing for engorgement of blood vessels in the corpora cavernosa, and is used to treat impotence. It is an assistance to obtain and maintain an erection in the presence of an arousal - sexual impulse.
Viagra ® should be used only on medical prescription and control.
Viagra ®: side effects and indications against
Its side effects are mainly related to a decrease in blood pressure (hypertension, cardiovascular disorders, etc.). Headache, redness of the face, stomach, lack of air, related urinary infections, diarrhea, nasal congestion and impaired vision (temporary changes of red and green, or accentuated sensitivity to light) were also described.
The prescription of Viagra ® includes a number of against-indications, including the combination with nitrates in any form, often used in the treatment of angina pectoris, and in the liver or renal insufficiencies.
The doctors have reduced the prescription of Viagra ® for impotence, because they discovered it is a drug that has many risks. In addition, it's quite expensive (around 13 dollars a pill), the cost of medical prescription is compulsory, without forgetting the feeling of embarrassment.
Fortunately, herbal products exist on the market to cure masculine sexual impotence. These products are very safe and not expensive. Herbal medicine is not a new concept, it is an ancestral practice that has existed since centuries. Thousands and thousands of plants exist in nature that can cure so many human diseases. Masculine impotence can be perfectly cured by herbs so why resorting to dangerous chemical drugs when safe herbal drugs are available?
Erectile dysfuncton
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