Erectile Dysfunction Information

ED Guide

	What is ED?
	Dysfunction
	Causes of Dysfunction
	Types of Impotence
	About ED
	ED Clinical Depression
	ED Conditions
	Medication & Drugs
	ED Treatment
	Peyronies Disease

Failure in bed can lead to failure in life, that's true. Sexual dysfunction have been hampering the personal, professional as well as emotional relationships of millions world over. There are many factors that contribute to sexual dysfunction but the two primary factors are physiological and psychological. Nearly each one of us face some kind of sexual disorder at some point in our life, but that's not a matter of concern.

Modern sciences provide you with a lot of option to kick away such disorders, so stop believing in the myth that sexual dysfunction is associated with age. Let us first take a look at some common disorders-

Primary Sexual Dysfunction: A condition wherein one has never been able to achieve a particular function.
Secondary Sexual Dysfunction: Having been able to achieve a particular functions previously but cannot now.
Erectile Dysfunction: Also known as impotence it is a disorder wherein one is not able to achieve or sustain erection necessary for sexual gratification. 20-30 million men in the U.S. or about 10.4%, at any one time may experience erectile dysfunction.
Primary Erectile Dysfunction: Never before had an erection.
Secondary Erectile Dysfunction: Ability to have an erection and intercourse in the past but cannot now.
Rapid Ejaculation: Ejaculation that occurs instantly upon entry or when becoming sexually aroused.
Ejaculatory Incompetence: Inability to ejaculate even when the penis is erect and satisfactorily stimulated.
Primary Ejaculatory Incompetence: Never being able to ejaculate.
Secondary Ejaculatory Incompetence: Formerly able to ejaculate but cannot now.
Retrograde Ejaculation: The bladder neck does not close off during orgasm, and semen is pressed backwards into the bladder where it mixes with urine.
Dyspareunia: Painful intercourse occurring anytime it can be for the duration of intercourse or even after intercourse.
Hypoactive Sexual Desire: Decrement of interest in sexually stimulating activities.
Sexual Aversion: Avoidance of or exaggerated fears toward sexual expression.
Performance Anxiety: Too much eagerness to perform on bed.
Peyronies Disease:Peyronies disease is a uncommon sexual dysfunction that makes to having sex difficult and painful due to bent pennies during erection.

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