Erectile-Disorder.org Are you faced with problems getting a strong erection?

The ability to obtain and maintain an erection is controlled by a variety of mechanisms in our body, all working in harmony. Erection can be started in two ways: either by mechanical stimulations via central nervous system in the spinal cord or through the brain after a visual, auditory, olfactory or tactile impression and a sexual fantasy. In case of mechanical stimulation the nerve signals are sent from the penis to nerve centers of the lower spinal cord, which sends back signals to start erection.

When the signals reach the penis, these lead torelaxation of the muscles of it, which in turn leads to the arteries (blood vessels that carry blood to the penis) extention, and the blood flow to the penis increases (up to 20-50 times compared to the normal flow). This means that the inflow of blood to the penis exceeds outflow and the so-called erectile tissue in the penis is fills with blood and increases in size. The increased blood flow and tissue swelling makes the veins (blood vessels that carry blood away from the penis) compress, which further helps to fill the penis with blood. This is how the erection happens. After orgasm or ejaculation brain sends out nerve signals that decrease erections.

When any part of the process is disrupted, this can lead to erectile disorders. Erectile Dysfunction (ED) also known as Impotence is one of the most serious sexual health conditions.

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What is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction is a condition where a man cannot achieve or maintain an erection, despite sexual stimulations. When it happens more than once that you want to have sex, and your penis is either too slack, too soft or completely limp, it means that you have Erectile Dysfunction.

Most cases of erectile disorders is a direct result of tight muscles at the base of the penis restricting blood flow, although the problem may be at any point in the long, complex process of signals traveling from the brain through nerves to the genitals.

What conditions can lead to ED?

Erectile disorder of the penis can be caused by many underlying problems. The causes of Erectile Dysfunction are divied by physical or psychological ones.

Physical problems can include:
High blood pressure (hypertension), Low blood pressure (hypotension), Cancer, Medical side effects, Diabetes, Damage, Obesity, Surgical errors.

Psychological problems can include:
Stress, Mental fatigue, Depression, Anxiety.

How common are the erectile disorders?

More than half of all men have ED at some point in their lives. For men with special medical problems the percentage can be pretty higher. Of men with diabetes, for example, as many as 75% have erectile dysfunction (Impotence). Of men with extreme obesity 80% can likely be to.

What is Viagra®?

Viagra, an oral pill made by Pfizer Inc., is nowadays a #1 treatment of erectile disorders. When you take Viagra, this oral drug inhibits the phosphodiesterase type 5, a ensyme associated with penile muscles, to ensure that the penis is limp and relaxed, so that blood can flow freely and create and maintain an erection. This is the way for your body to respond properly when your brain impulses reach the genitalia, so you can have a successful erection in the natural way.

Is Viagra safe?

Viagra (sildenafil) has been well known in many countries for decades and has been used by millions of men around the World with amazing results. When instructions are followed and warnings are observed, there is only a small risk of side effects caused by VIAGRA.

Side effects are fairly rare and serious reactions are very rare.

Can I use Viagra with other ED drugs?

There may be risks to combine Viagra with other ED drugs. If it is not specifically authorized by a physician, do not combine Viagra with other treatments for erectile dysfunction, or hypertension.