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Steroids Can Cause Impotence
At first, steroids may have a positive impact, but they are harmful to your health, which will show later on.
Join us on Facebook! What are steroids? They are a synthetically produced form of the male hormone testosterone. They increase protein synthesis within cells, which results in the build-up of cellular tissue (anabolism), especially in muscles. Since they increase muscle mass and strength, they are mostly used by bodybuilders and those sportsmen who fail doping tests. In the field of sexuality, steroids have a positive effect on sexual desire. Individuals...Steroids Can Cause Impotence
Low Levels of Testosterone in Increasingly More Men
How do low levels of testosterone affect men's health? Are they consequently worse in bed?
###GALLERY### Join us on Facebook! Testosterone improves the physical and psychological parts of life. It also affects sex life and thus raises the quality of life. Increasingly more young men in their 40s develop the symptoms typical of old age. Namely, increasingly more young men have low levels of testosterone. What are the lowest levels of testosterone? When talking about low levels of testosterone, it has to be said that there are no generally accepted charts...Low Levels of Testosterone in Increasingly More Men
Erectile dysfunction can be a cause of distress
Men react very emotionally to erectile dysfunction. One small ‘accident’ can often make them afraid of any future sexual intercourse.
Join us on Facebook! What is an erection? To understand the effects of the factors that cause erection dysfunctions, it’s good to understand the erection itself. When a man has an erection, a complex process is triggered both in the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. There are also some psychological, hormonal and vascular (blood circulation) factors, other stimuli and the functioning of the penis itself to consider. An erection...Erectile dysfunction can be a cause of distress
The Psyche Is to Blame for the Impotence of the Young
In 99% of the young, impotence is a consequence of psychological factors. How can one tackle the psychological root of the problems with erection?
Join us on Facebook! The incidence of impotence increases with age Men are aware that the incidence of organic causes of impotence increases with age. Thus, only 2.5% of all impotence disorders that have an organic origin occur between the ages of 30 and 35, a fifth of such disorders occur at the age of 60, and already 75% of them occur at the age of 80. Innate deformations of sexual organs, certain neurological and endocrine damage and disorders,...The Psyche Is to Blame for the Impotence of the Young
What To Do If You Lose the Erection?
If you lose the erection during intercourse don't do things that will make it even worse!
Many factors can influence the erection, at the beginning of intercourse as well as during. Some men lose the erection in the middle of intercourse which is very hard to understand for women who often feel rejected, frustrated or even angry. This a wrong approach because an extra pressure will cause a man to feel pressure at the next intercourse. So you should definitely find a more constructive way to solve the problem. 1. Do not blame him for losing erection People who...What To Do If You Lose the Erection?
Be Lenient When It Comes to Erectile Dysfunction
This time we’ll discuss how erectile dysfunction affects you and how you can react calmly to this usual phenomenon.
It often happens that a man can’t function sexually at exactly the time his partner expects him to. This is exhibited in erectile dysfunction. The reasons can be psychological or physical. The worst thing a woman can do when his cock fails is to start panicking and looking for reasons in herself. This only increases the problem. ''He’s not attracted to me any more!!!'' The most common thought women have when their partner is having erectile problems is that he is...Be Lenient When It Comes to Erectile Dysfunction
When is it time to visit your urologist?
Here are short descriptions of five problems, which are reason enough to seek medical advice from a urologist.
Erection problems Erection problems or erectile dysfunction occurs in 5% of men aged around 40 and the proportion increases with age. Every other man in his seventies has erection problems, but there’s no upper age limit at which erectile dysfunction could be considered as normal. Depending on its cause, the condition is treated with psychotherapy, drugs or an operation. Premature ejaculation Premature ejaculation is the most common problem among men. It affects 30%...When is it time to visit your urologist?
