Impotence is an ongoing inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse. Your likelihood of being affected increases with age. There are several medical causes for impotence, including diabetes, multiple sclerosis and previous surgery in the pelvic region (for example having your prostate gland removed). Certain medicines including beta-blockers and some diuretics can also be responsible for causing impotence.
Smoking causes your arteries to get furred up with fatty deposits. This reduces blood flow to your penis, increasing your risk of impotence. Psychological problems including anxiety and depression can cause problems with getting an erection.
Many men are reluctant to talk about impotence but it can often be effectively treated. A range of treatment options is available including psychotherapy, prescription medicines and devices. The medicines
viagra online, vardenafil and tadalafil are highly effective in treating some forms of impotence. However, these medicines aren't suitable for everyone and can have serious side-effects, so it's important that you see your GP before taking them.