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What is Erectile Dysfunction and how common a problem is it?

Erectile Dysfunction, or Impotence as it is sometimes referred to, is the inability of a man togain or maintain an erection that is hard enough to have penetrative sex. It occurs when not enough blood flows into or stays within the penis long enough to allow for sexual activity. It is a problem which is far more common than you might think, with around 2.3 million men suffering with erection problems in the UK alone.

What causes Erectile Dysfunction?

There are numerous differed causes of Erectile Dysfunction, from the psychological to the physical with almost all of these being treatable. In around as many as two thirds of men there are physical problems affecting the blood supply. These problems, which account for up to 75% of all cases include diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease and atherosclerosis. However, it is not just a simple case of being able to pump blood into the penis; there is a complex relationship between the physical and psychological factors of a healthy sexual function. These psychological factors, accounting for the vast majority of remaining cases, can affect us at any age and lead to serious detrimental effects on both mental and physical health.

What are the symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction?

There are two main symptoms of impotence which are the inability to gain an erection and the inability to sustain one during sex. These symptoms can help to identify the severity and stage of which the condition is at, as well as whether or not you are only temporarily suffering from erectile dysfunction.

If you feel that you may be suffering from erectile dysfunction just take a moment to ask yourself these questions.

• Do you have difficulty, whether occasionally or on a regular basis, have difficulty in achieving an erection sufficient for penetrative sexual intercourse?
• Do you have difficulty, whether occasionally or on a regular basis, have difficulty in maintaining an erection during sexual intercourse?

If you have answered yes to either of these then it is likely that a course of prescription treatment such as Viagra would be beneficial for you as this, along with its alternatives, can help to remove these symptoms enabling you to regain a normal sex life.

How can I get help?

You can take the first steps in treating your condition by taking an online consultation with HealthExpress.co.uk, the UK's longest running online clinic offering oral impotence medications such as Viagra. Before you can purchase any of the available treatments for this condition you will need to provide your medical details to a GMC registered UK doctor who will make an assessment of your suitability for treatment based on these.

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