Erectile Dysfunction Almost 6x More Likely After Covid-19? Here’s A Warning

... urologists such as Pearlman are disseminating the word about the risk of ED with Covid-19 and the importance of vaccination against Covid-19:

 Erectile dysfunction: exercise could be the solution

Men with erectile dysfunction can improve their sexual function with 40 minutes of aerobic exercise, four times a week, according to our latest review of the evidence. We reviewed all international studies carried out over the past ten years where inactive men with erectile dysfunction received professional help to become physically active. The results showed that most of the time it is possible to reduce erection problems with exercise.

 For Some Men, Erectile Dysfunction Is Totally Chill

In the US, there is an expectation for men to become erect and have penetrative sex throughout their lives. One study finds that, elsewhere in the world, men are happy to be rid of their hard-ons.

 Jagged Little (Blue) Pill

Released to the public 20 years ago, Viagra changed the way Americans have sex—and the way they talk about it.

 Which Drug for Erectile Dysfunction Is Better: Viagra or Cialis?

Four drugs have been approved for erectile dysfunction. Which is best depends on your individual needs and desires.

 Why erectile dysfunction meds can have serious side effects

The medical condition—and the drugs used to treat it—should be taken seriously.

 Worried About Erectile Dysfunction? A Mediterranean-Style Diet May Help

Men who ate a diet high in vegetables, fruits, nuts, fish and unsaturated fats, and low in meats and whole-fat dairy, had a lower risk of erectile dysfunction.

Can Hims Move Beyond the Marketing Message that Made it a Hit?

Provocative ads made the company a millennial household name and fueled its growth for the past two years. Now it wants to be taken seriously as a member of the health-care system.

Hims’ on-demand Viagra doesn’t guarantee good sex

The hard truth: erections aren’t everything.

These Scientists Think Shockwaves Could Treat Erectile Dysfunction Better Than Viagra

Scientists have been working relentlessly to restore patients’ ability to get it up on their own, without the need to plan each sexual encounter. Shockwave therapy has emerged as a potential long-term solution in this context.

What is actually in erectile dysfunction supplements?

The authors of the paper in the International Society for Sexual Medicine set out to review existing medical literature about the ingredients commonly found in E.D. nutraceuticals. Here are some of their key takeaways...

Erectile Dysfunction - A Really Big Issue

ED is a health disorder that is treatable and even curable. But, most people don't have the patience to control ongoing health issues or change their lifestyle. Do you?

Viagra’s famously surprising origin story is actually a pretty common way to find new drugs

The little blue pill may not have ever been if not for one dutiful nurse.

Which drug for erectile dysfunction?

There are some potentially helpful differences between these medications, but price can limit your choices.

Why erectile dysfunction can increase the risk of heart disease

The message from this study is that healthcare providers should consider ED as a risk factor when assessing cardiovascular risk among middle-aged men. Men should also be aware that if they are having problems with impotence, it could be related to a serious cardiovascular issue. Men need to address this possibility with their doctor and from there determine the proper steps to take.

A Few Hard Truths about Porn and Erectile Dysfunction

Here's why the hysteria around pornography and hard-ons doesn’t really hold up.

A logical approach to treating erectile dysfunction

Thanks to an aging population and a lot of direct-to-consumer advertising, many American men of a certain age know to ask about the “little blue pill” or similar medications if they develop erectile difficulties. But is an erectile dysfunction (ED) drug like sildenafil (Viagra) or its competitors always the best place to start? That’s an open question, especially among men with low levels of testosterone.

Certain Foods May Lower the Risk of Erectile Dysfunction

A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, tea and wine may help reduce the risk for erectile dysfunction, a new study found.

Does The World Want, Much Less Need, A New Erectile Dysfunction Drug?

There may, in fact, be a good reason why no new ED agent has been approved in over a decade. No one has been willing to compete in this well served field. Viagra and Cialis are well established drugs.

Don't believe the hype: watermelon isn't a natural Viagra

Eating tons of it in hopes of treating erectile dysfunction will accomplish exactly one thing: it'll have you peeing a lot, since the melon is a diuretic and is about 92 percent water.

Finally Putting Some Fun in Erectile Dysfunction

Hims, you see, addresses itself to a delicate, often undiscussable problem facing the hims of the world, even the young ones: erectile dysfunction.

Finally Putting Some Fun in Erectile Dysfunction

Hims is one of a handful of new entrants to the men’s wellness category that take aim at a segment of customers often overlooked by the larger players: men over 20 and under 55. The solutions offered by Hims and a fellow online service, Roman, are not new, but the tone and method of the marketing is.

For Common Male Problem, Hope Beyond a Pill

IF you watch enough television, you’d think that treating erectile dysfunction was as effortless as popping a pill and then whirling your partner around the living room in a romantic dance. Correcting erectile dysfunction, alas, is not so simple — and it can be rather costly.

How Common Is Erectile Dysfunction?

The incidence of ED increases with age. Between 15 and 25 percent of 65-year-old men experience this problem. In older men, ED usually has a physical cause, such as a drug side effect, disease or injury. Anything that damages the nerves or impairs blood flow in the penis can cause ED.

Study: Erections Tell Us About Our Hearts

Men with severe erectile dysfunction -- even with no personal history of cardiovascular disease -- had 8 times the risk of heart failure.

The Demise Of The Erectile Dysfunction TV Ads

However, the impact on society for the loss of erectile dysfunction TV ads is unappreciated. No longer will fathers have the educational opportunity to answer the inevitable question by their 10-year-old daughters that arises during Sunday NFL games: “Daddy, what’s erectile dysfunction?”