Impotence Treatments Available for Men

Thursday, October 08 2009

Reviewed by:  Daniel Williams, MD

We need to first be clear about how we are defining "impotence" which is most often referred to as erectile dysfunction these days. It is the partial or complete inability to achieve or maintain a satisfying erection.

Many different diseases and events can cause impotence. The three main ways are via the nerves, blood vessels, and the human mind.  Nerve disorders can be caused from trauma, mass lesions or congenital abnormalities that inhibit the normal function of the nerves responsible for achieving and maintaining an erection.  Mental stressors such as performance anxiety, interpersonal relationship problems, and shame can all contribute to impotence as well.

Medicines often work best for vascular issues. In the case of erectile dysfunction, drugs such as Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis improve blood flow to the penis and help to alleviate the problem. In fact, over 50% of men ages 40-70 have, even with the most severe cases of erectile dysfunction, have been shown to get relief!  Patients who take Viagra have reported an improved sex life after only a few months. Many of these men have spent years suffering from erectile dysfunction, many of them too embarrassed to tell their physicians.

We also know that at least 58% of men that experience symptoms of erectile dysfunction and impotence never tell their physicians in office visits.  What if you could do it discretely and from the privacy of your own home? You can.

Right now you can buy Viagra online, as well as other medications, from AccessRx.com. A U.S.-licensed physician will consider writing you a prescription after reviewing your medical questionnaire. There is no reason to deal with the effects of ED when they can be remedied so easily and discreetly! All it takes is the initiative to make things better.
 

About the author

Dr. Daniel Williams, MD, is part of the AccessRx.com medical writing and editing team. Dr. Williams has been on advancing multimedia healthcare education and developing medical education and career web sites.