Erectile Dysfunction Online Treatment & Help

Viagra is the most popular Erectile Dysfunction treatment, available at True Medical in branded and generic form (Sildenafil). You should take Viagra at least half an hour before planned intercourse for it to take effect.

Cialis is also a highly popular ED treatment and lasts for 36 hours, giving men a wider window to take it before planned intercourse. Cialis is available in both branded and generic forms (Tadalafil).

Contrary to the common misconception, erectile dysfunction treatments only help when you are sexually motivated. Therefore, you need to take the pill before a planned sexual activity and give your penis enough stimulation so you can achieve an erection. Therefore, many believe that Viagra and Cialis will not only help them achieve and maintain an erection but also increase their sex drive. This is why many consume it with alcohol, which is strictly advised against.

These treatments are highly effective in temporarily eliminating the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, but will not cure it completely. They simply improve the blood pressure in the penis, making it easier to keep an erection throughout the intercourse. However, they will not help treat the underlying condition causing it, whether it’s physiological or physical in nature.

While it is often referred to as a “magic pill”, Viagra is not a long-term solution for erectile dysfunction. However, both Viagra and Cialis can help improve the symptoms in some ED patients who are suffering from this condition due to a lack of self-esteem or personal insecurity. As such, Viagra can be a great stepping stone in resolving the underlying emotional issues causing erectile dysfunction.

Therefore, while taking one of these drugs is the best way to treat the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, it is very important to identify and address the underlying issue and treat it along with taking Viagra or Cialis in order to ensure successful ED treatment.

Erectile dysfunction is an issue men of any age can experience. Even though it is commonly associated with old age, erectile dysfunction affects up to 50% of men under 50 years of age, research has shown. In fact, erectile dysfunction can be one of the earliest signs of Cardiovascular Disease and diabetes.

Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation are not the same conditions. With Erectile Dysfunction, a man struggles to achieve and maintain an erection while with premature ejaculation, a man cannot control his orgasm. Therefore, the treatments for erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are different. Fortunately, you can find them all on True Medical.

Erectile Dysfunction is usually a temporary issue and should not be a cause for concern. Over half of all men over the age of 40 are affected by erectile dysfunction at one point in their lives. However, if the symptoms do not resolve on their own, you should see your doctor and check whether erectile dysfunction is not caused by an underlying issue.

During a routine appointment, your doctor will ask you what treatments you have been using during the last year, what your relationship is like, what are your dieting habits, do you have an issue with alcohol and other questions. You can also visit a sexual health clinic as they are more focused on the issue.

Apart from using erectile dysfunction treatments, there are certain lifestyle changes you can adopt to prevent ED from affecting you. These include:

• Work on losing weight
• Eat healthier
• Exercise regularly
• Cut down on alcohol

Since stress can also be a cause of erectile dysfunction, you should address any issues in your life that may be causing it. If you are going through any psychological issues, you should consider working with a therapist to resolve them.

Erectile dysfunction is more frequent in men over the age of 40. This is due to various issues such as high cholesterol or blood pressure, diabetes and obesity that are more common as men age. All of these conditions can be a contributing factor to erectile dysfunction, therefore it is often associated with ageing.

It’s not harmful to take erectile dysfunction treatments if you have diabetes or any cardiovascular disease. However, make sure the treatments you’re taking do not interact with the ED treatment you’re prescribed. Your doctor will be able to tell whether ED treatments can be used in your particular case.