Failure of masculinity or what is it?

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is common in men. The increase in erectile dysfunction increases with age, from 5% in men aged 20 to 75% in men over 65. The cause of erectile dysfunction in men is usually a decrease in the blood supply to the penis or it is an injury to the nerves that are responsible for the erection mechanism. In 1998, Viagra, which contained sildenafil, was successfully used to treat ED in men. (Sildenafil it was followed in 2003 by drugs containing tadalafil-Cialis and vardenafil-Levitra, which work in much the same way. However, there are men with ED who do not respond to treatment with one of these products. Why does treatment fail? There are a number of reasons why a person may not get the desired effect from an ED medication. Sometimes a person may experience side effects of these drugs such as headache, swelling of the nasal mucosa, facial redness, while these effects outweigh the benefits of taking the drug. Another reason for failure is the absence of sexual or genital stimulation before intercourse is attempted. The drugs facilitate erection by increasing blood flow to the penis, but do not act as an aphrodisiac or an erection initiator. A person who does not have the necessary stimulation or "mood" will not respond with an erection. Another reason why the drug did not work is eating fatty foods before or while taking the drug. The fat in such food can reduce the absorption of the medicine. It is also possible that a person may suffer from anxiety after a prolonged period of abstinence, fear of the side effects of the drug, or doubt and guilt associated with the use of the drug, and this fear manifests itself in the inability to get and maintain an erection. In order for the drug to work properly, it must be taken correctly. It is necessary to take them 30-45 minutes before the start of intercourse, take the medicine on an empty stomach or at least not in combination with a heavy meal, stimulation is necessary before starting intercourse. In order for a person to come to the conclusion that their medicine is not working, it is necessary to take it at least four times. For example, if someone has not had sex for a long time or has eaten a heavy meal, the medication may not work. It usually starts with taking a lower dose of the drug (half a tablet) and the dose is gradually increased. Some men take a small amount of the drug every day. Their blood supply to the penis increases, which leads to a better erection. The good news is that all men who want to have a quality erection can achieve it with one of the products that are currently available. Drinking a small amount of alcohol, one to two glasses, should not affect the effect of the drug. However, a larger amount may result in the failure of the product's effect on ED. Regardless of what is causing ED, it is likely to trigger feelings of stress and other emotional reactions. It's also not uncommon for ED problems to cause strain in a relationship, especially if the partner doesn't want to talk about the problem.