Understanding the symptoms
of erectile dysfunction
Experiencing issues down there? It’s common, normal and treatable. We can help find the right affordable and discreet solution for you.
What is E.D?
Erectile dysfunction is not a subject most men want to talk about, but more than half of men over 40 experience it in some form. While it can be demoralizing for both men and their partners, there is hope for every man with ED to regain their confidence and enjoy an active, satisfying sex life.
What causes it? The prevalence of ED can increase with age, and many men experience it during times of stress or anxiety. Once these problems are managed in combination with medication, you should return to smooth sailing in the bedroom; but continued problems getting or maintaining an erection may indicate more serious health conditions.
Treatment options
Oral medications are typically the first line of therapy, but some men may require further treatments.
Treating the underlying cause of ED is also recommended, such as lifestyle changes like quitting smoking and lowering stress levels. We provide a range of trusted and proven medications including Mt Everest, our exclusive prescription only formula. All meds are shipped discreetly and promptly in plain packaging.
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Male low libido
It can definitely feel awkward or uneasy for men to discuss their sex life with a medical professional, especially when it comes to low libido or sex drive. However, low libido is more common than one may think, as it affects up to 20% of males or people assigned male at birth (AMAB), sometimes occurring multiple times throughout a lifetime. There are many underlying causes for low libido in males, and regular testing can help men assess for these factors to manage and improve this symptom effectively.
Before discussing low libido, we must discuss what libido is. Libido is a person’s overall sex drive. This sexual desire can be with a partner or through masturbation. Therefore, low libido or sex drive is characterized by a decrease in either or both frequency and intensity of sexual desire that was once there, which can be temporary or long-term. Men may experience less sexual thoughts and interest in sex, even with stimulation, due to low libido.
It’s important to keep in mind that levels of libido are subjective. They can vary from person to person depending on preferences and life circumstances. For example, one person may want to have sex every day while others multiple times a year, or some not at all, and some may still engage in sexual activity to please their partner. Thus, understanding a person’s baseline for sexual desire is essential in assessing their libido levels.
There are many underlying causes for low libido in men. This condition is intricate and is influenced by many factors, such as physiological, psychological, and lifestyle factors. Some physiological factors include medical conditions such as imbalances in neurotransmitters or hormones, stress, sexual dysfunction, cardiovascular disease, and even nutrient deficiencies. Neurotransmitters such as dopamine and sex hormones such as testosterone all regulate libido. At the same time, deficiencies in vitamins such as vitamin D have been shown to decrease sexual activity. Sexual dysfunction, as in erectile dysfunction, can also decrease men’s libido. As most know, stress can impact health, including sexual health, as it can decrease the desire for sexual activity. Psychological causes may involve mental health disorders, relationship issues, or trauma. Mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression can impact the desire to have sex in patients with these disorders. Another factor that can cause low libido includes side effects to medications such as blood pressure medications. Lifestyle choices can also decrease libido, like alcohol and drug use or excessive or lack of exercise.
The primary symptom of low libido or sex drive is a decline in desire for sexual activity compared to a person’s baseline interest in sex. Here are some other associated symptoms:
No interest in any sexual activity, including masturbation
Decrease in sexual thoughts
Distress due to low libido
Suggested lab panels
Imbalances in hormones, such as decreased levels of testosterone, have been associated with low libido in men, and testosterone levels have been shown to start declining at the age of 30 for men. When assessing testosterone levels, it is also essential to look at sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) because it will bind to free testosterone, making it unavailable for use.
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