Erectile dysfunction is more common in men with epilepsy
July 27, 2007

As per we that erectile dysfunction can be cause for another diseases and its also possible that other diseases may result in erectile dysfunction. Another thing that has been found is that Ed is more common in men with epilepsy than in the general population. Several factors likely play a role.

Epilepsy itself might cause sexual dysfunction, particularly if seizures are poorly controlled. Disruptions in hormone levels and brain activity may harm sexual desire and performance. In many cases, improved seizure control alleviates sexual dysfunction.

Also drugs used to treat epilepsy may cause sexual dysfunction. Anti-seizure medication, such as phenytoin and carbamazepine, can reduce testosterone levels in men, which in turn reduces sexual desire and impairs sexual function.

In addition, there are also psychological factors - such as depression, sexual anxiety or stigma associated with epilepsy - which straightly can contribute to sexual dysfunction in men with epilepsy.

If you have epilepsy and erectile dysfunction, you must take it seriously and consult your doctor. In any case, a careful consideration is needed to determine the cause and best treatment for erectile dysfunction.