When we talk about male sexual problems, we cannot fail to refer to erectile dysfunction or impotence. It is very important, however, not to confuse the two; the first is a dysfunction and consequently can be temporary and completely occasional, while the second is a real disorder that lasts over time and requires a more particular therapy.

Male impotence or rather erectile dysfunction is an erection disorder that does not allow a man to complete the sexual act and sometimes even to achieve an erection for penetration, inevitably leading to discontinuous or unsatisfactory sexual intercourse. There are several types of erectile dysfunction. Some individuals show this disorder since adolescence (from the first sexual experience) and fail to achieve an erection, consequently failing to proceed with penetration; others, on the other hand, manifest this sexual problem in certain situations of particular psychological or physical stress; usually, the latter are able to achieve an erection but are unable to maintain it   to complete the sexual act.

The causes of impotence can be of different types: psychological or physical , or both. Sometimes one affects the other, however, there are currently a number of treatments   of various kinds to solve such sexual problems.   More detailed information can be found on the website http://www.wellvit.it/blog/

When we refer to physical problems, we cannot fail to mention all those disorders that affect blood circulation. Disorders such as diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol and hypertension, having a significant influence on blood circulation inevitably also affect the blood pressure in the corpora cavernosa of the penis that allow an erection.

Furthermore, undoubtedly, the external and harmful factors that we enter inside our body also end up influencing. Smoking, drugs, alcohol and the abuse of certain medicines (hormones, psychotropic drugs, antidepressants) can lead to serious sexual problems, especially if they are repeatedly and continuously abused.

Serious diseases that inevitably lead to such sexual problems are degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, ALS and Parkinson’s disease.

The most common cures for such sexual problems are numerous, also and above all because medicines and science are developing more and more advanced techniques to prevent and treat such ailments given the vast amount of people who suffer from them. In fact, 60% of the male population finds themselves having to deal with this dysfunction, at least once in their life (generally between 17 and 70 years).

First of all, if you want to solve this disorder, whether you are talking about erectile dysfunction or impotence, it is necessary to overcome the approach to this topic as taboo. In fact, we must recognize that it is a completely natural problem since it is linked to the psyche and body of each man. Once you have addressed the topic it is good that you talk about it openly with an expert. Currently, sexologists are increasingly up to date and competent.

The sexologist will therefore proceed to outline a therapy together with the patient, to solve this problem and prescribe the most appropriate treatment.

The treatments can be both behavioral and pharmaceutical (hormones, for example, in particular prolactin and testosterone). Sometimes supplements based on natural substances are also very useful. Among the most common are: Epidemium Sagittatum; Maca and Arginina.