The erection results from a complex process requiring several simultaneous conditions: sufficient blood flow associated with reduced venous evacuation, adequate functioning of the nerves connecting the penis to the central nervous system, appropriate levels of testosterone, and sufficient sexual desire (libido). Any alteration of any of these mechanisms may result in erectile dysfunction (ED).

Cause of erectile dysfunction

In the majority of cases, ED is related to vascular or neurological abnormalities affecting the penis. Other factors may also occur, such as hormonal imbalances, anatomical abnormalities, certain medication treatments or psychological disorders. The most frequently observed causes include:

Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) reducing blood supply to the penis

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Diabetes mellitus

Surgical complications of the prostate, especially after a robot-assisted prostatectomy for cancer

The use of certain medicines, including those prescribed for high blood pressure, benign prostate hypertrophy or depressive disorders, which can affect the central nervous system.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) frequently results from the interaction of several factors. Thus, a man with moderate impairment of erectile function related to diabetes or peripheral vascular disease may experience a significant worsening of his condition as a result of new medication or increased stress.

Risk factors

Overweight is a risk factor for many conditions that may cause erectile dysfunction (ED). Conversely, weight loss can help improve erectile function. Similarly, smoking promotes atherosclerosis, and cessation can have a beneficial effect. The reduction or cessation of excessive alcohol consumption is also a favourable measure.

Even when ED is of physical origin, a psychological dimension is usually present. This is why physicians favour a comprehensive approach, including patient information and support, as well as, where possible, that of their partner. Accompaniment by a qualified sex therapist can strengthen communication within the couple, reduce performance pressure and help resolve interpersonal conflicts that aggravate ED.

For men with a marked deficit in testosteronehormonal supplementation can restore erectile function. Available treatments include daily patches or gels, inhalation preparations, subcutaneous implants, and repeated injections of testosterone for the most severe cases.

What solution in conventional medicine?

In practice, physicians first prefer non-invasive methods, such as mechanical devices and medication treatments. Oral drugs are usually the first option. Intra-penal injections, made just before sexual activity, are an effective second-line alternative. Although patients often prefer drug treatments, mechanical devices offer high efficiency and have the advantage of increased safety due to the absence of side effects. Finally, the penile implant with an inflatable prosthesis remains the most effective solution, but remains the least used.

What solution in traditional medicine?

In traditional medicine, there are plants used since ancient times to awaken male reproductive hormones and stimulate the hormonal functions of man. However, tricks exist to overcome evil if it is not yet at its peak. But the ideal is to advocate complete treatment in order to permanently remove this evil. To order your natural remedy, click on BOOK ME DOCTOR