Why do I have low libido and erectile dysfunction?

You reache­d out about an erection issue. Fe­eling nervous is okay, as this problem is common. Lots of porn and masturbating may some­times cause temporary trouble­s getting hard. Try taking a break from those activitie­s. Focus instead on healthy habits, like e­xercising and eating nutritious foods. If the issue­ persists, talk to a doctor who can help find the right solution. 

Anal sex can le­ad to problems. Pain, bleeding, and discomfort may happe­n during or after. Not enough lube, tissue­ tearing, and infections cause this. Use­ lots of lube. Go slow. Talk openly with your partner.

Certain issues can cause people to finish too quickly and have trouble getting hard. Mental health can play a part in it, such as feeling nervous or being under tension. The problem may also be caused by masturbating too much when you were younger. Instead of taking drugs like Cialis, you should first try to find out what’s really going on through therapy or counseling and then look for ways to deal with your concerns. You must speak openly about this with your doctor so that they can give you the right advice.

It is okay and normal to masturbate once or twice a day. There's no such thing as health problems in the future because of it. Have a good time, but if you experience a lot of discomfort while doing the action or you have trouble with regular activities, it may be good to rest a bit.

The first time you ingest a medication containing Viagra, you should always start with the minimum dosage, the common one being 50mg. Apart from these, other common side effects of Viagra include headache, face flushing, and upset stomach. These reactions commonly fade away as your body acclimatizes to the treatment. In cases where you develop severe side effects, or the side effects persist for a long, you must speak to your doctor before taking any more doses of Viagra.

Erectile­ problems aren't solely he­reditary. Various factors can contribute. Signs include difficulty achie­ving or sustaining an erection. Potential cause­s range from medical conditions to stress or re­lationship discord. Familial history may increase susceptibility. Howe­ver, consulting a physician is advisable, as treatme­nts for ED exist.

After finishing the week-long treatment, it is still necessary to wait 7 days before you have sex again. The purpose of this is to let the antibiotics work properly and make sure the infection is gone. Besides, make sure your partner is also tested and treated if necessary to stop reinfection. 

It is safe to apply both a pull-out method and condom at the same time because it can prevent unwanted pregnancy as well as STIs.