Male Impotence Remedies, Advice & Consultation on Treating Impotence

What is Impotence?

Men who suffer with impotence (erectile dysfunction or erection problems) have frequent difficulties with getting or keeping an erection sufficient to have satisfying sex.

The man is often unable to penetrate their partner or keep their erection to allow enjoyable sex. This is a common problem. Half of all men over the age of 40 years have some difficulties with getting and keeping their erections. The problem becomes more prevalent in older men. It is thought that about 1/5 men between 50 and 54 years and half of men between 70 and 74 years have erection problems.

90% of men do not seek impotence treatments. This is remarkable because the impotence treatments available are highly effective in many cases when they are used appropriately. They are also very safe if authorised by a registered doctor and used as instructed. If you are suffering, act now and click to start your secure Impotence Consultation.

Causes of Impotence

Both psychological and physical considerations can cause a man to have impotence. In all cases a reduced blood flow to the penis causes an insufficient erection.

Physical factors are present in three quarters of cases. The following things can cause or contribute to impotence; diabetes, alcohol and drug abuse, smoking, high cholesterol, stroke, low blood flow to the penis or too much leakage of blood from the penis, nerve damage, hormone imbalance.

Psychological factors that contribute to the cause of impotence include; an unhappy relationship, stress and anxiety and depression. Men with impotence often suffer from the fear of failure. Men who have suffered from impotence in the past worry about their performance, and this removes the pleasure of feeling sexually excited. This in itself contributes to their impotence.

Impotence treatments

The most common treatments for impotence are Viagra (sildenafil), Cialis (tadalafil) and Levitra (vardenafil), but because there are many possible causes there are many different treatments.

If there is an underlying problem, such as a hormonal imbalance addressing this can remove the impotence. In some cases surgery can ensure normal blood flow is restored. Treatment of depression can remove impotence caused by this.

Psychotherapy can be of great help if the cause is psychological. In many cases medicines will be prescribed by a patient’s doctor to directly assist the body to create and maintain a good erection no matter what the cause. These medicines can either be injected into the penis (E.g. Caverject (alprostadil), inserted into the eye of the penis (E.g. MUSE (alprostadil)) or taken as a tablet (E.g. Cialis (tadalafil), Levitra (vardenafil), Viagra (sildenafil).

The differences between Impotence medicines

There are many important differences in the three medicines and the importance of these differences will depend on your health and other medicines that you take. It is very important that you only take these medicines after a medical consultation. However the main differences are summarised below:

	Viagra	Levitra	Cialis
Speed of Action	1 hour	25 mins to 1 hour	At least 30 mins
Affect of food on speed	Any heavy meal will slow it down	Heavy or high fat meal will slow it down	Not affected by food
Length of Action	4-5 hours	4-5 hours	36 hours
Cost	Less Expensive	Less Expensive	More Expensive
Side effects	More side effects than others	Typically are less than Viagra	If experienced can last longer

Viagra

Levitra

Cialis

Speed of Action

1 hour

25 mins to 1 hour

At least 30 mins

Affect of food on speed

Any heavy meal will slow it down

Heavy or high fat meal will slow it down

Not affected by food

Length of Action