Erectile Dysfunction

I'm a 62-year old gay male and am in top shape. I exercise at least 45 mins a day and am slim (145# 5'11). I have been in a monogamous relationship for 24 years, but now I'm have problems. My testosterone is low (according to my doctor) and he has just given me Testim. My real problem is I no longer have a full erection, something that was my pride. The outer end of my dick gets reasonably hard, but the dick closest to my body doesn't. I'd love to find a way to get my hard dick back. My questions are 1) Has anyone else had this exact dick problem? 2) Are there additional things I can do, like herbal treatments? Please give me some help.

Hi Loren,

The situation you describe is not too uncommon especially in those of us who are over 50 or so.

As you may know, erections occur, when a man is sexually aroused, due to blood flowing into the penis thru arteries and being held there by constriction of the veins. Erectile dysfunction is a condition whereby the arteries never relax to allow the blood to flow into the penis. Once the condition is treated correctly the blood flows in and the penis becomes erect.

All erectile dysfunction medicine such as Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, and their generic equivalents (i.e. generic viagra, or sildenafil citrate, etc) treat the problem in the same way: by relaxing the muscles surrounding the arteries in the penis to allow normal and enhanced blood flow into the penis.

These medications normally do this quite well but often with side effects and many men such as yourself do look for safer alternatives.

I know of two that work quite well, and the customer care department is exceptional. Besides those things, which I beleive are the most important, the delivery is quick and the prices are quite good.

I would suggest that you check out these two products to see if they will be a solution to your situation.

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Good luck.

R.

Sorry to hear that you have been through this but there is nothing to be shy or embarrassed about this. This can be due to various reasons, as Erectile Dysfunction (inability to sustain erection) is a very common disorder which most men face in there life at some stage for one reason or the other like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, fatigue, stress, physical injuries, certain medication, smoking and alcohol consumption. I have faced such ED problems and I have used a lot of herbal medicines for sometime, but once my physician prescribed me Viagra, I just could not think of using something else. It has shown some very good results in my case and I am very much satisfied. I also got some good information about this pill from http://www.viagraforce.com/ You need to consult a specialist because only they can let you know the exact reason behind your problem and can suggest you the most appropriate pill. For me Viagra has worked best, for you it can be something else.

Your sex life holds the key to your longevity. It is always a misconception that your sex life becomes more unfulfilled as you age. But loss of sexual function and erectile dysfunction are NOT the normal consequences of aging. Of course, the male and female experience gradual but significant changes in their sexual response as they continue to age:

Male
• delayed penile erection
• diminished ejaculatory secretions
• short duration of orgasm

Now, medical science has discovered the main causes of erectile dysfunction are more than psychogenic:

• vascular dysfunction (50 percent) - poor arterial inflow, excessive venous outflow or both

• neurologic problems - stroke, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord trauma and tumor, among others

• diabetes (Read my web page Diabetes.)

Systemic disorders, such as renal failure
Medications (all anti-hypertensives), such as antidepressants and H2 blockers

• obesity
• zinc deficiency

Viagra is one of the more common prescribed medications to treat erectile dysfunction. However, Viagra is not a sex hormone or aphrodisiac. It works by increasing the blood flow into the penis; it does not produce an erection of its own accord, and adequate sexual stimulation is still required to produce an erection. Viagra’s side effects include headaches, stomach upsets, and rarely heart attacks.

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Hi Loren,

I have developed erectile dysfunction in the last few years. I don't generally have much trouble masturbating, but I have noticed that, at the onset of masturbation, it is the glans that becomes engorged, while the root of the penis stays much as normal. So it has a kind of "top heavy" or "end heavy" look and feel to it. As stimulation continues the engorgement works its way down the penis until, eventuallly, when it reaches the base, it can stand up properly as an erection. I was trying to remember if this had always been the case. Now I have read your description I am sure that it is a recent development.

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Sam

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