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Changes in lifestyle, including weight loss, exercise, and smoking cessation, to address erectile dysfunction
-modifications-for-ed">Excessive ejaculation is not established as a direct cause of chronic hormonal imbalance or permanent erectile dysfunction (ED); transient hormonal shifts after orgasm occur but...
with erectile problems most often benefit from a stepwise approach that begins with evaluation and risk-factor management, uses phosphodiesterase‑5 (PDE5) inhibitors as first‑line medical therapy when...
Clinical trials and systematic reviews identify the most consistent, evidence-backed lifestyle levers for as /, , and , often with the greatest benefit when combined and when cardiometabolic risk fact...
Diabetes substantially raises the risk of erectile dysfunction (ED) through intertwined vascular, nerve, hormonal and metabolic pathways, so much so that roughly half of men with diabetes will experie...
Lifestyle changes and FDA‑approved erectile dysfunction (ED) medications are, on balance, more reliably effective and safer than the panoply of “natural” or TV‑promoted alternatives; FDA‑approved PDE5...