About erectile dysfunction or ED

ED is the inability or difficulty to get or maintain an erection long enough to have sexual intercourse. There are many causes, which can include conditions that affect your blood vessels, mental health issues, or injuries to the genital area. A great deal of research has gone into how men react to erectile dysfunction, which includes feelings of a loss of masculinity, emotional stress, and bouts of depression, as well as a lack of confidence.

However, very little is said about the feelings and experiences of women who have partners with ED. Studies have shown that ED has very definite adverse effects on a female partner’s sexual experience. If there is also a lack of intimacy, it can result in serious relationship problems. Experts agree that men with ED should speak about the problem with their partners to help prevent emotional distress. The key factor in dealing with ED issues is open and open communication from both sides. It is important to note that there is treatment to help with erectile dysfunction problems, which has a high success rate.

How women may respond to a partner’s ED

Research has indicated that different women may respond in different ways. Here are some of the more common ways women may react to a partner who has ED:

• Decreased sexual satisfaction, possibly due to an erection not lasting the full length of the sexual encounter.
  
• Reduced frequency of sexual activity, especially between partners who were accustomed to more sexuality, can put a strain on the relationship.
  
• Feelings of no longer being desirable, or in extreme cases a suspicion about the partner being unfaithful, can also come to the fore.
  
• Emotional distress such as anxiety, inadequacy, even sadness, could also be on the mind.

Researchers agreed that erectile dysfunction is upsetting and distressing for both men and their partners. Unfortunately, many women don’t know the ins and outs about ED. Experts urge that a man discuss erectile dysfunction issues with his partner, so that he can engage her support, and possibly accompany him to the doctor. A positive attitude by the male partner to the condition will encourage his partner and give him the confidence to move forward and deal with the issues. 

Underlying medical condition

If ED persists and does not go away on its own, a visit to the doctor will be of major benefit. It may be that an underlying medical condition has manifested as erectile dysfunction, which might have to be dealt with before the problem of ED can be solved. For example, there could be a vascular problem which has impeded blood flow to various parts of the body, including the genital areas. The penis needs a good blood flow for a strong erection which will see out the sexual encounter. A doctor will be able to give an opinion on your cardiovascular system.

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