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The list of erectile dysfunction causes and risk factors includes a wide range of possibilities, including diet, diabetes, smoking, obesity, use of certain medications, drug and alcohol use, and activities that restrict blood flow to the penis, such as bicycling. Now researchers may add another factor to the list: vitamin D deficiency is believed to contribute to erectile dysfunction. Vitamin D deficiency…
Skin Infection Increases Risk of Erectile Dysfunction
What could a common skin disorder have in common with sexual dysfunction? Results of a new study suggest that men who have psoriasis are at increased risk of erectile dysfunction, according to a team at Taipei Veterans General Hospital. Psoriasis is a skin condition that causes irritated, thick, reddened skin that often has flaky, white…
Cardiovascular Problems and Erectile Dysfunction a Common Match
Impotence is a common challenge many men face during their lifetime, and fortunately, there is a growing awareness of this problem and ways to treat it. In most cases, cardiovascular problems and erectile dysfunction go hand in hand, yet many men are not aware of this relationship. In fact, both conditions are the consequence of…
Comparing Penis Pumps and Shock Wave Therapy for ED
A recent study compared the effectiveness of penis pumps and extracorporeal shock wave therapy for ED (erectile dysfunction). Overall, the researchers found that the two treatments for ED provided similar success rates. Extracorporeal shock wave therapy is a noninvasive treatment that uses pressure waves to address various musculoskeletal issues. The therapy can be applied utilizing…
Stendra Compared to Viagra and Cialis for ED Treatment
If you have erectile dysfunction and are looking at Stendra compared to Viagra and Cialis then read on. If you are among the estimated 30 million men in the United States who experience erectile dysfunction and you want to take one of the erectile dysfunction drugs, the recent approval of Stendra (avanafil) by the Food and Drug…
Can Pain Killers Cause Erectile Dysfunction?
A large study of more than 80,000 men found that those who take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) three times daily for more than three months are more than twice as likely to experience erectile dysfunction when compared with men who do not take NSAIDs at all or not regularly. To put it another way, it…
