ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
Do you know that most men will experience some form of erectile dysfunction at some point in their life? Fortunately for many, it is only a temporary condition. However for others not so fortunate it can be a frustrating and depressing condition As a matter of fact, there are men who feel that having sex is a chore because they simply cannot get an erection or have weak erections. There are mainly two categories that cause erectile dysfunction and they are psychological and physiological issues. On the psychological aspect, erectile dysfunction may be caused by stress anxiety, depression and other emotional issues. Whereas on the physiological aspect, it can be caused by low testosterone level, poor blood circulation and other medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and various cardiovascular ailments.
Premature Ejaculation
Premature ejaculation is a problem that many men, unfortunately, have to deal with on a regular basis. PE can be extremely embarrassing when it happens, and because of this, many guys who suffer from this affliction tend to avoid sexual situations entirely. Luckily, premature ejaculation is not a permanent condition. Once you understand the particular causes of your issue, then you can figure out the best way to treat it.
NIGHTFALL:
At the point when a kid arrives at pre-adulthood numerous progressions happen in the body. One of the principle changes is the development of sex organs and hormone changes in the body. Because of hormone changes in the body a little fellow begins to jerk off and has dreams of sex. Because of the fantasies and masturbation, he can experience the ill effects of automatic discharge. This condition is called Night Fall or Nightfall.
Low Sexual Desire
Men, and low sexual desire!? Sounds unbelievable, but it’s true.
Apart from genetic, hereditary, biological, medical and hormonal factors, in this modern and digital area with varieties of rising levels of stress, relationship issues, stress disorders, medications, addictions and lifestyle issues the incidences of low sexual desire is on phenomenal rise, in today’s men.
And that’s all the more reason that these complex factors requires highly comprehensive (evaluation and) approach and not just shots of external testosterone (or any so called ‘aphrodisiacs’ or sex tonics or stimulants) which is always tagged with side effects and has the potential to reduce body’s own capacity to produce natural testosterone.
Impotency
Impotency is the basic lack of power or strength and of being in a state of feeble and weak in terms of sex. The main point is the total or sometimes partial inability to copulate, usually for the male counterpart. In this condition, the person is unable to produce any offspring. For a male, it is the inability to impregnate and for a female, it is the inability to conceive.
It is more common among males. The risk of developing this disease increases with age and is higher in men who are in their 60’s. Impotency can vary in range based on many factors. From total and complete inability to achieve ejaculation or erection to sustaining an erection for a sufficient amount of time.
Dhat syndrome
Dhat syndrome usually refers to a clinical condition where men attribute extreme degrees of tiredness, fatigue, depression, anxiety, impotence as well as general loss of fertility because of semen loss. So sometimes men lose semen during their sleep, during their masturbation cycles or during sexual intercourse.
Men who developed dhat syndrome attribute tiredness, fatigue and erectile dysfunction especially with loss of their semen. Semen has been considered as the most precious among all the body fluids according to the vedic scriptures as well as the ayurvedic texts. The patients often describe that they lose semen while urinating. Patients often have the feeling of guilt which they often associate with the process of masturbation.
Male Infertility
Male infertility refers to a male's inability to cause pregnancy in a fertile female. In humans it accounts for 40-50% of infertility. It affects approximately 20% of all men. Male infertility is commonly due to deficiencies in the semen, and semen quality is used as a surrogate measure of male fecundity.
Defect in the sperm production process in the male's testes is the major cause of male infertility and this problem is reported in about two thirds of infertile men.
Oligospermia (Low Sperm Count):
In this condition there are fewer sperm cells in the ejaculate than normal. Oligospermia is generally defined as less than 20 million spermatozoa per one ml of ejaculate. Few decades ago according to WHO standards, normal sperm count was considered to be 60 million / ml (This has been done just to promote IVF Which unfortunately have very less success percentage and it's a painful procedure) which has been changed today to 20 million / ml.
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