Contents
- 1 Definition of Sexual Impotence:
- 2 Causes of Sexual Impotence:
- 3 Experts say, “Other causes of impotence include a devitalized condition of the system in general. The main problem of secondary impotence is the apprehension created by an earlier failure, which generates a good deal of anxiety for the next time. Impotence takes three forms. There is primary impotence when the man’s erectile dysfunction is there from the very beginning of sexual activity and he simply cannot have an erection. Secondary impotence is the commonest and this implies that the man can normally attain an erection but fails on one or more occasions in between normal activity. The third form is associated with advancing age.”
Primary instincts of life not just include hunger and sleep but also sex. There is no denial about it and there is absolutely nothing in not being upfront about it. While sex gives utmost satisfaction, inability to have a healthy sex life might lead not only to be an indicator of some physical disorder but also to a disturbed mental state.
Sexual activity demands a relaxed state of mind and complete concentration. But when tension takes over often this activity is dampened beyond repair. Sexual dysfunction is a crucial problem found commonly in case of men more than in women and it might take the form of impotence. If taken care at the initial stages sexual impotence can be dealt with healthy lifestyle.
Definition of Sexual Impotence:
“Impotence is the inability to maintain an erection of the penis for satisfactory sexual intercourse regardless of the status of ejaculation.”
Causes of Sexual Impotence:
• Diabetes
• Depression
• Alcoholism
• Tiredness
• Therapeutic use of Oestrogens
• Paralysis of parasympathetic nerves by drugs
Experts say, “Other causes of impotence include a devitalized condition of the system in general. The main problem of secondary impotence is the apprehension created by an earlier failure, which generates a good deal of anxiety for the next time. Impotence takes three forms. There is primary impotence when the man’s erectile dysfunction is there from the very beginning of sexual activity and he simply cannot have an erection. Secondary impotence is the commonest and this implies that the man can normally attain an erection but fails on one or more occasions in between normal activity. The third form is associated with advancing age.”
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Sir
I am from Hyderabad,India.My age is 49 years.My problem is poor erection of the organ.Even though my woman tries to make my organ stiff for me to penetrate her , it does not ger hard.Only rarely it gets stiff and i have sex.Otherwise i masturbate and get the semen out.Kindly help.I do not want to try any capsules as i heard that they give side efects like headache etc.Is there any oil or cream available where if i rub the same on the organ it should get stiff immediatly and which does not have ANY SIDE EFFECTS.Can i get the same in Hyderabad’s medical shops.Kindly advise.Waiting for your earliest reply.
Sanjay