Erectile Dysfunction Symptoms

If you have had any problems getting or keeping an erection, you may have erectile dysfunction or ed. Don't worry - it happens to more men than you would think. A recent study found that half of all men over 40, have ed, or impotence, to some degree. To find if you have signs of erectile dysfunction, please keep on reading to learn more about some of the most common impotence symptoms. Discuss your concerns with your doctor. If appropriate, he can recommend the treatment that is right for you.

Impotence is characterized by the usual or frequent incapability to get and maintain an erection. In order to further analyze erectile dysfunction symptoms, please read the following hints.

• Do you lack of nocturnal erection, also known as wet dreams?


• Is your erection not full or rigid (lazy erection)?


• Do you lose your erection more quickly than would be expected, e.g. before or during the penetration?

In case you answered yes to the previous questions, you may be experiencing some signs of erectile dysfunction or impotence. This could be due to a underlying clinical or physical condition, often related to cardiovascular factors.

Other possible causes might include diabetes mellitus (which causes neuropathy) or hypogonadism (i.e., a decreased testosterone level due to some disease which affects the pituitary gland or the testicles).

Moreover, if you suspect from suffering eretile dysfunction, it may be possible for you to go through one of the following tests to determine your impotence condition.

• Duplex ultrasound


• Penile nerves function


• Nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT)


• Penile biothesiometry


• Penile Angiogram


• Dynamic Infusion Cavernosometry


• Corpus Cavernosometry


• Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA)