Erectile dysfunction is often described as a temporary or
permanent inability to maintain a hard erection needed for quality sexual
intercourse. It can be manifested in every age and the growing number of ED
cases has become an important issue in modern society.
The importance of sexual power
Although erectile dysfunction is a problem that cannot be
automatically categorized as a complete disaster in the life of some men, this
is certainly a state without dignity which many other diseases provide. The
sexual power of man has always been considered to be a reflection of
reputation, abilities, power, reliability and credibility. That’s why, the
condition of erectile dysfunction (it is much better to describe this problem
as a condition not as a disease) is a topic that is not gladly discussed among
men in modern society. The person suffering from Erectile dysfunction usually remains alone in
their suffering which only extends the seriousness of this problem. ED in human history was only accepted among old men who could replace
their inability to have sex with their experience, wisdom and knowledge. People
have never expected great physical power and fertility among old men.
The level of this problem
The growing epidemic of erectile dysfunction is viewed as a
significant threat and a problem even in demographic terms. Of course, much
bigger problem of erectile dysfunction in old men is impotent in
men of middle age. In this case, the libido is still fine which means that the sexual desire and need for sexual activity still exists, but due to certain reasons,
erectile dysfunction appears. One of the main causes for this problem is the
modern urban lifestyle of both men and women.
Under the burden of business obligations, health, financial
and family problems and all other possible burdens that inevitably accompany
modern men in their “best years”, it is no surprise how erectile dysfunction
founds a fertile ground to prosper. This disorder, undermines sexual, social
and family aspects of life, reduces self-confidence and determination, limits
life activities and supports the general dissatisfaction with the existing
situation which leads to psychological problems. In such circumstances, the
growing epidemic of ED is perceived as a significant threat and problem. Such
conditions are usually temporarily solved with sudden and fast-acting measures
to improve satisfaction like eating fast food, smoking, drinking alcohol,
reduced physical activity and struggle to make more money. These activities
only create illusions of satisfaction. In addition, things like increased high
blood pressure, high blood sugar and increased fat make the situation even
worse.
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