Impotence Part 1

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Impotence Part 1 (Teacher: Michael)

When lads problems with their sexual performance it is usually temporary and due to the stress of the moment or excessive alcohol. Alcohol breaks the barriers of sexual taboos and reticence, thereby increasing desire. But there is another to the increase in desire - namely a decrease in performance, which is sometimes referred to as "brewer's droop".

In all cases of impotence, the main difficulty is failure to sustain an erection. Premature ejaculation is another complication of the problem. The reasons for this mixed - about 40 per cent of cases physical causes, such as diseases, drugs and injury, and 30 per cent psychological causes. Another 30 per cent a mixture of both physical and psychological precipitating factors. It is also more common among men over the of 45.

I that fear is a potent cause of impotence, such as the fear of doing damage to oneself after an operation or heart attack. Your sex life continue - after a coronary thrombosis - advice from your doctor. Drugs causing impotence include anti-depressant chemicals and those to lower blood pressure - as an erection is due to the amount and pressure of blood diverted into the penis.

Diseases affecting impotence include diabetes, high blood pressure, depression and anxiety. Recurrent failure brings its spiral of lack of confidence and increasing tension, leading to more disastrous consequences when . Nervous system diseases, such as multiple sclerosis, affect performance in the male.

Those who suffered nerve damage in accidents where, for example, the pelvis crushed in a road traffic accident liable to sustain sexual difficulties. Any disturbances of the circulation below the waist contribute to impotence. Fortunately, these unusual situations and the majority of blame lies in the psyche - fear, anxiety and tension, with a degree of depression thrown in for good measure.

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