Frequently Asked Questions about Erectile Dysfunction and Levitra

Thursday, May 15 2008

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a problem already affecting millions of men, particularly men over 40. If not dealt with, ED can do harm to a man’s self-worth and can disrupt his life. Medical advances of the past decade have provided alternatives deal with this problem with the creation of Levitra, available through the trusted professional staff of AccessRx.com and its clinical associates.

Q: Exactly what is Erectile Dysfunction (ED)?

A: ED, also known by the no longer used name of “impotence,” is the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse.

Q: What causes ED?

A: ED can be caused by stress, cigarette smoking, psychological issues, alcohol and illegal drug use and abuse, disease, other medications, fatigue, and injury. Old age alone is generally not the cause of ED; there are usually other factors at work.

To find out more about Levitra and erectile dysfunction visit our Levitra health article section.

Q: How common is ED?  I feel like I’m the only guy this is happening to...

A: Erectile Dysfunction is more common than you might think, although men sometimes have a problem admitting it.  An estimated 30 million men are believed to experience ED but most too embarrassed to seek any sort of treatment, which can ultimately affect their relationship relationships and slowly chip away at their self-esteem.

Q: What can be done about ED?

A: Levitra was approved by the FDA as an oral prescription medication currently available through AccessRx.com. Since 2003, Levitra has been making it possible for millions of men to once again achieve a quality erection capable of successfully completing penetration and intercourse until climax.

Q: How does Levitra work?

A: Levitra promotes increased blood flow to the penis when it is sexually stimulated, causing an erection. Levitra does not create an erection, but makes it possible for an erection to occur and be maintained.