Impotence can change a person’s life and affect their self-esteem. Although aging is often associated with erectile dysfunction (ED), growing older isn’t necessarily one of the biggest causes of impotence. ED isn’t considered a natural part of aging. Aging is just a risk factor. Some never struggle with impotence.

The biggest problem with this condition is most men don’t like to talk about it and don't even admit that they have trouble getting and maintaining an erection - so instead - they usually keep it to themselves and “suffer in silence”.
The number one thing you need to understand about erectile dysfunction is it’s not actually a disease, it’s a symptom of another (and usually worse) problem that’s going on within your body.

If you have erectile dysfunction there’s a very good chance you'll also have one or more of these ailments (either diagnosed or undiagnosed) as well. What’s more, the pharmaceutical medications used to treat these disorders can cause further problems for and ED sufferers already ailing libido.

Here we offer you a list of the most common causes of ED.
Though erectile dysfunction can have a negative impact on sex life, it’s a treatable condition. Many interventions exist that can help a person regain their sexual function, including natural remedies, medications, and lifestyle changes.

Because impotence can signal an underlying health problem, make an appointment with your doctor if it becomes a consistent problem, even if you think it’s just stress.

Download this app to learn more about ED, you can also find a list of foods and some effective home remedies that can aid you with erectile dysfunction!