#erectile-dysfunction

#erectile-dysfunction

I'm a 39-year-old man, and have been married to my wife, "Ciara," for the past 10 years. We've had some ups and downs, and have been in a pretty rocky state for the past year or so. There hasn't been one big incident; it's mostly career stress, especially since my own job often requires me to take evening/night shifts. While the pay is excellent, we don't see as much of each other as we used to.

When we first met, 12 years ago, my husband and I didn't waste any time in starting the sexual part of our relationship. He warned me he was a sex addict, and I am enthusiastic about sex. On our first night together I was aware of some erectile dysfunction he wasn't entirely hard and benefited from holding himself when penetrating me though this didn't stop us reaching climax. We joked about how many times I would orgasm and neither of us seemed inhibited.

Researchers in China found that high levels of carotene consumption are associated with a nearly 60% increased risk of developing erectile dysfunction in men.

"My erections became weaker and weaker until they stopped altogether. No desire, no confidence, no control. I was too embarrassed to even talk to my wife about it."

Pesticides are designed to disrupt biological systems, and they can cause hormone disruption, nerve damage, and blood flow blockage in humans.

Sometimes that can make for explosive sex, like a well-oiled machine even if you don't touch lube. But sometimes it can make for the kind of ordeal you experienced.

Shrinkage is, indeed, a thing—and it can be way longer lasting than the situational kind. Usually the change isn't too drastic, but it may be observable.

ED medications can be very helpful in supporting spontaneity, especially when used strategically. For example, tadalafil (Cialis) is often favored because it has a longer window of action - up to 36 hours.