Erectile dysfunction
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Erectile dysfunction drugs such as Viagra could be inadvertently cutting the chances of men developing Alzheimer’s disease, research suggests. Alzheimer’s Research UK called the findings “encouraging,” saying the chance of repurposing drugs to tackle the condition could help “accelerate progress and open up new avenues to prevent or treat dementia-causing diseases”. However, the charity said more…
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Professor Ademola Popoola of the Department of Surgery, University of Ilorin (Unilorin), has warned that penile erection after 30 minutes in sexual intercourse is purposeless and harmful to men. Popoola raised the alarm in Ilorin during his paper presentation at the 250th Inaugural Lecture of the university, entitled: “That All May Pee in Peace”. According…
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Can Alcohol Cause Permanent Erectile Dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction is the inability of the penis to become erect. And yes, this can be caused by alcohol intake. Most times, it’s just a temporary phenomenon that eventually wears off with time. Now, the question is: can erectile dysfunction be permanent? Yes, It can be permanent. This is…
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There are more than 600,000 new cases of erectile dysfunction each year. It affects men of all ages but becomes increasingly prevalent with age. Millions of men struggle with it but shockingly few ever seek treatment. What condition is this common while remaining underdiagnosed and, in many cases, untreated in men? Erectile dysfunction. These words are enough to…
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If you think you have ED, a good first step is to talk with your doctor. The treatment you need – ranging from lifestyle changes to medication to surgery – will depend on what’s causing it.
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What is Erectile Dysfunction Exactly? Also known as ED, erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sex but what exactly happens? Inside the penis there are two long, cylindrical chambers called the corpora cavernosa which contain myriad blood vessels and tissues as well as one…
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Women are generally diagnosed of infertility if they find it difficult to get pregnant after trying for more than a year or if they suffer miscarriages, but low sperm count in men is a serious health problem that menfolk should not ignore because it affects more than a man’s ability to have children. New research…
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A woman named Helen Bassey Umoh has begged a court in Akwa Ibom to dissolve her sexless marriage on grounds that her husband, Michael Bassey Umoh, has woefully failed in his responsibility to guarantee sexual satisfaction. Testifying on her husband’s ‘malfunctioning manhood’ at an Akwa Ibom State High Court in Uyo, the 25-year-old housewife explained…
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There’s great joy in men who satisfactorily perform their “bedroom functions” without reliance on pills, pumps or surgeries. Erectile dysfunction or impotence can be degrading for single or married men; it is one cause of broken marriages and another reason most men commit suicide, especially when wives nag about their inability to perform or resort…
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