Erectile Dysfunctions - Myth or Truth?

• Allergy-related illnesses such as: diabetes mellitus, heart, liver, kidney, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, major depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism. • Certain medicines such as diuretics, some antihypertensive drugs, hormonal treatments, but can also have the effect of erectile dysfunction that can last for the duration of their use. The diagnosis of erectile dysfunction is established after the general and sexual anamnesis, after the general and local clinical examination, the measurement of the values ​​and the alveolar ventricular. • Myth: Oral drugs are the only treatments. The truth is that lifestyle change, such as smoking cessation, is recommended from the very start of a patient, even before being prescribed medication. There are also cases finding oral solution, but not all patients react positively to them.

• Myth: Men with this affection have no sexual desire. Sexual desire is at the hormonal basis, so not all men affected by erectile dysfunction have the desire. However, it is true that the vast majority of men with such problems may be afraid of and seek to avoid it precisely because they do not have an erection, but the affection itself does not directly affect the sexual desire. • Myth: if you have problems with getting an erection it means you have erectile dysfunction. , personal problems, anxiety, worry may affect a man's ability to have sex, but this may be just occasional and has nothing to do with erectile dysfunction.

• Myth: Herbal supplements can treat erectile dysfunction. Currently, there are not enough studies to show that the use of herbal supplements can treat erectile dysfunction. That is why a man who thinks he has this problem has to go to the doctor and after the diagnosis he is sure to receive appropriate treatment, which can be accompanied by. .