And while anxiety and stress have already been linked to many conditions, such as heart disease and high blood pressure, it also affects men in a very specific way. If you want to learn more about this, read on as we talk about how stress and anxiety affect erectile dysfunction (ED).
Even though premature ejaculation only physically affects men, it can create long-lasting psychological impacts for both partners. In this post, we will discuss how premature ejaculation can affect your relationship and share how (and why) you should seek out treatment if you think you’re experiencing PE.
You have been noticing your erections are getting weaker and weaker.
Erectile problems, or erectile dysfunction or ED, are prevalent in men with diabetes, especially those with type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is defined as a chronic metabolic disorder characterised by unusually high blood sugar levels strongly associated with the development and progression of ED.
The inability to perform in the bedroom is usually a symptom of a medical problem such as erectile dysfunction (ED) or premature ejaculation (PE). It could also be associated with low testosterone levels. On the flip side, what is having too much sex a symptom of, and how much is too much?
You feel like you are the only one without the ability to control their ejaculation.
Men with diabetes—especially those with type 2 diabetes—commonly have erection problems. Statistically, erectile dysfunction or ED is among the prevalent symptoms of diabetes in men, with 50% of men experiencing ED within ten years of a diabetes diagnosis.
Sexual dysfunction affects 1 in 3 Aussie men. The older you get, the more common it becomes. Both ED and PE go hand-in-hand with depression; as a vicious cycle of worthlessness and worries about under-performing often bring on mental struggles.
National Masturbation Month was just held in May. Even if we are past that interesting month, there is no doubt men all over the world are still busy “advocating” for it, albeit privately. Events like National Masturbation Month aim to destigmatize and promote discussions about self-pleasure. In this article, we delve into the benefits of masturbation, backed by scientific studies, and explore five techniques that can enhance men’s sexual pleasure. However, we also recognize the need for caution, as excessive masturbation can be a symptom of sex addiction or porn addiction. Such sexual addictions, in turn, may have an effect on the body and be a factor in developing erectile dysfunction or ED. Seeking help from a specialist is crucial for those facing such challenges.
At the Men’s Health Clinic we have seen an immense growth in inquiries from men experiencing intimacy problems with their loved ones, due to the nature of working from home and spending more time together in isolation. In many cases there is no ‘hiding’, with men’s sexual dysfunction being amplified because they can’t use work or other activities as a ‘get out’ card. Our customers have reported feeling more pressure and stress to perform, which makes it harder to be intimate with their partners.
