What are the various ED types and their causes?
Erectile dysfunction can take many different forms and could be caused by the following factors:
Organic erectile dysfunction (ED) is the most common type of ED, especially in older men, and is caused by problems with the penile arteries, veins, or both. Arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, is typically the cause of arterial problems, although injury to the arteries may also be a factor. Being overweight, not getting enough exercise, having high cholesterol, having high blood pressure, or smoking cigarettes are all controllable risk factors for arteriosclerosis. Erectile dysfunction can often begin before it affects the heart.
Atrophy, which refers to a partial or complete loss of tissue, and fibrosis, which refers to the growth of excess tissue, in the smooth muscle tissue that makes up the body of the penis (the cavernous smooth muscle), are, according to many experts, the causes of difficulties in maintaining a firm erection. Erectile dysfunction often begins with the inability to maintain an erection. Although the condition is referred to as a venous leak, the actual issue is a malfunction in the smooth muscle that surrounds the veins rather than the veins themselves. As a result, it's thought that difficulty maintaining a firm erection—also known as losing an erection too quickly—is an early sign of atherosclerosis and vascular disease.
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Diabetes. Diabetes is a common cause of erectile dysfunction. In the United States, diabetes affects an estimated 10.9 million adult men, and between 35 and 50 percent of these men lack sperm. The process results in an abnormally rapid and premature hardening of the arteries. Diabetes is a common cause of peripheral neuropathy, which affects the nerves that control erections.
Depression.
Erectile dysfunction and depression are closely related conditions. Men who are depressed ought to undergo comprehensive psychological and medical evaluations because depression, erectile dysfunction, and cardiovascular disease form a triad. Erectile dysfunction is a side effect of some antidepressants.
Biological reasons ED can be brought on by a variety of neurological (nerve) issues. Erectile dysfunction can be caused by diabetes, chronic alcoholism, multiple sclerosis, poisoning from heavy metals, injuries to the spinal cord and nerves, and nerve damage from pelvic surgeries.
ED is caused by drugs. ED can be treated with a wide range of prescription medications, including those for high blood pressure, anxiety, and depression medications, glaucoma eye drops, and cancer chemotherapy agents.
ED brought on by hormones ED can be caused by hormonal abnormalities like elevated prolactin, which is a hormone made by the anterior pituitary gland, bodybuilders' use of steroids, too much or too little thyroid hormone, and hormones are given to treat prostate cancer. Low testosterone can cause erectile dysfunction (ED), but it is rarely the only factor.
Premature Ejaculation (PE) is a male sexual dysfunction that is characterized by the following:
Ejaculation occurs almost always prior to or approximately one minute after vaginal penetration.
unable to hold off on ejaculation on all or nearly all vaginal penetrations; and personal harm, such as being troubled, annoyed, or frustrated, and/or avoiding sexual contact.
There are two types of premature ejaculation: acquired and lifelong:
Premature ejaculation for life. Since the beginning of coitus, the patient has had premature ejaculation for the rest of their life.
prematurely developed ejaculation.
The patient only recently developed premature ejaculation, but prior to that, their coital relationships were successful.
Anxiety about performing. Psychogenic ED is a type of performance anxiety that is typically brought on by stress.