Entries in the 'Sexual Dysfunction' Category
Erectile Dysfunction Shockwave Therapy Study
Posted by PRS on November 24th, 2010
Each and every year the understanding and awareness of male sexual dysfunction problems increases. As medical science advances in the pursuit of solutions for issues such as erectile dysfunction, new methods for finding a viable cure are constantly explored. One relatively new type of treatment which involves the use of electrical impulses has already shown favorable results as documented in a recent study published by the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
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Female Sexual Dysfunction
Posted by PRS on July 30th, 2010
The majority of men who seek out penis enhancement solutions do so for very specific reasons. Some wish to increase their size while others hope to achieve harder erections or last longer during sex. Ultimately all of these desires stem from one common goal – to improve the overall quality of sexual experiences. While this ambition is admirable, sometimes it is not the man alone who is to blame for a less than stellar sex life. Women play an integral part and they too can suffer from sexual dysfunction issues which can hinder a normal and fulfilling relationship.
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Penile Sensitivity and Premature Ejaculation
Posted by PRS on June 18th, 2010
Premature ejaculation, an unfortunate occurrence in which a man ejaculates earlier than either he or his partner would like him to, is a condition that affects a great many men worldwide. While there have been a number of advances in the understanding of this particular type of sexual dysfunction, many researchers still debate the exact underlying causes. A recent study published in the British Journal of Urology explores the possible connection between premature ejaculation and penis sensitivity.
Category: Sexual Dysfunction
The Different Types of Premature Ejaculation
Posted by PRS on February 19th, 2010
As many men are unfortunately aware, premature ejaculation is a sexual dysfunction in which a man ejaculates earlier than either he or his partner would like. Most men will experience this condition at least once in their lifetime and some estimates suggest that between 25%-40% of men in the United States alone suffer from it regularly. While until recently premature ejaculation was commonly attributed to either psychological or physiological factors, new theory calls for a greater integration of these two elements and supports an expanded range of classification for this common male sexual condition.
Category: Sexual Dysfunction
Improving Sexual Performance with Fast-Acting Gels
Posted by PRS on December 11th, 2009
There are many penis enhancement products available to combat male sexual problems and improve sexual performance. While methods such as natural herbal supplements, penis exercises and penile extender devices are all effective, the downside is that they each require time to work. But what if you only need a temporary boost to help increase erection hardness and staying power? Solutions such as herbal gels offer an excellent alternative which can provide both immediate short-term relief of sexual dysfunction while also quickly enhancing your overall sexual ability.
Category: Sexual Dysfunction
Electric Shock Treatment for ED, Not Very Shocking
Posted by PRS on December 4th, 2009
Scientific studies have shown that low-intensity electrical shocks have the ability to trigger the growth of new blood vessels. New research suggests that this principal can be applied in the treatment of men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) when the condition results from reduced blood flow to the penis (this accounts for nearly 80% of all ED cases). While this particular form of shockwave therapy may be ground-breaking, the underlying concept is one that is already well understood and applied by several natural enhancement therapies that utilize tissue stimulation as a method of treatment.
Category: Sexual Dysfunction
Link Between Erectile Dysfunction and Penis Size?
Posted by PRS on May 28th, 2009
The inability to achieve or sustain an erection suitable for sexual intercourse, otherwise known as Erectile Dysfunction (ED), is a condition that is estimated to affect over 18 million men in the U.S. alone. While much research has been done in recent years to determine the underlying causes of erection problems, there has been little evidence to support a direct link between this condition and the size of a penis – that is, until now. A new study suggests that there may in fact be a direct correlation between penis size and erectile dysfunction.
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