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In a recent issue of Prevention magazine, women are informed that their significant other's erectile dysfunction may require a helping hand from a concerned and caring partner who understands the causes and remedies for treating ED. One way a woman can help her man fix his erectile dysfunction is through four supermarket solutions that have been shown to help with ED.
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The active ingredient in the popular erection drug Sildenafil citrate - more commonly known as Viagra - may be used to treat cardiac patients with a hard heart.
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The demand and scarcity of the source of Yarsagumba, known more commonly as Himalayan Viagra, has led to murder and arrests as court officials in Nepal report the end of a prolonged murder trial where six Nepalese men were found guilty of murdering rivals in a fight over a rare caterpillar fungus prized by the Chinese as an aphrodisiac. Himalayan Viagra can fetch in the tens of thousands of dollars for as little as two pounds of the rare fungus.
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If you are a man with erectile dysfunction (ED), could medications be making your condition worse? Results of a new Kaiser Permanente study report that men who take multiple drugs are likely to have more severe ED.
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The question of whether bicycle seats can cause erectile dysfunction and/or impotence is currently still an unresolved problem. A recent study in progress is taking a biophysical approach to the question of bicycle seats and erectile dysfunction by measuring the pressure on the artery that supplies blood to the penis.
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Shock therapy for treating erectile dysfunction borrows from the shock (sound wave) therapy commonly use to breakup kidney stones. In a recent study, researchers have found that applying sound waves to the penis is an effective way to treat erectile dysfunction in men who are unresponsive to erectile dysfunction medications such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra.
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Maintaining optimal vascular health through positive lifestyle habits not only can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular events such as heart attack or stroke, it may also help men with erectile dysfunction (ED) improve sexual function. Managing risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, cigarette smoking, and obesity can also help make ED drugs more effective, finds a study published most recent issue of the journal Archives of Internal Medicine.
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Men who want to improve sexual health can do so quickly with just a little bit of weight loss. Researchers studied diabetic men to find just losing 5 percent of body fat reversed erectile dysfunction and improved biomarkers for cardiovascular disease. The authors suggest a simple lifestyle change of cutting calories can boost sexual performance for men who are overweight.
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The drug finesteride, marketed at Propecia and Proscar is linked to sexual dysfunction in men in a new study. An study from Washington State University found erectile dysfunction and loss of sex drive among men taking the drug.
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Researchers say there may be a link between use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and erectile dysfunction in an observational study. After adjusting for other factors, investigators say the chances of ED associated with NSAID use was 1.4 times more likely compared to men not using the drugs regularly.
