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Erectile Dysfunction is the difficulty in having or maintaining an erection during sexual activity. This could be due to certain conditions such as injuries, heart and blood diseases, hormonal imbalances, and mental health problems such as stress and anxiety. It can also occur due to long-term smoking and alcohol intake and eventually becomes a risk of developing anxiety and depression in males. Difficulty in getting or maintaining an erection often represents underlying health problems that need treatment. Talk to your doctor if erectile dysfunction is affecting your sexual life. Medications and supportive treatment are ways to deal with this condition.
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Psychological conditions such as depression, addiction, heart disease, diabetes, and some minor physical injuries become the cause of Erectile Dysfunction. These causes must be managed along with the ongoing treatment of Erectile Dysfunction.
Managing existing health problems and maintaining a healthy lifestyle help prevent Erectile Dysfunction. For example, talking to your doctor about the management of heart disease, diabetes, or any other health conditions, if any, regular medical checkups and screening tests, quitting smoking and alcohol intake, regular exercise, and working with mental health conditions such as stress anxiety, and depression.
Often used interchangeably, Erectile dysfunction and impotence are different from each other. Erectile dysfunction is the difficulty in getting or maintaining an erection to some degree or at certain times whereas, impotence is a complete inability to have an erection.
Erectile dysfunction is not a lifelong problem and is treatable. A person can wait to see a doctor if he thinks his difficulty in maintaining an erection is due to situational anxiety or depression, or simply based on external events. But if there is constant inability, he should see a doctor and get help.
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