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There is a great deal of confusion
about what really helps to treat sexual dysfunction. Ideally,
treatment of this condition should not be accompanied
by unpleasant side effects. However there is a growing
body of evidence showing that men have chosen to stop
their respective treatments due to adverse side effects.
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It is in this respect that traditionally
proven natural herbal remedies have a distinct potential
advantage over their modern counterparts. Presumably through
a process of trial and error lasting thousands of years,
practitioners of herbal therapy and traditional healing
techniques from different cultures have perfected various
treatment modalities to address a wide range of medical
problems including sexual dysfunction.
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However, prior to the advent of
Good Manufacturing Practice Standards and the implementation
of stringent hygiene and uniformity guidelines, these
potent herbal remedies were produced in the kitchens and
backyards of rural homes and villages. Consequently there
were issues pertaining to end product consistency, efficacy,
contamination and general quality control. Despite these
drawbacks, numerous testimonials from satisfied users
of traditional herbal remedies attest to the fact that
these treatment options are virtually free from unwanted
adverse effects.
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Clearly, what needs to be done
to enable more people to enjoy the benefits of these potent
side-effect-free traditional therapies is to: |
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Apply high processing and manufacturing
standards approved by the relevant health and industrial
regulatory authorities.
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Test and obtain approval for
safe consumption from a recognized laboratory.
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Ensure that there are no adverse
interactions between the traditional formulations and
other treatment modalities. |
General
Problem
Treatments
Sexual
Health: An indicator of general wellbeing
In many cases, sexual dysfunction
or sluggish sexual responses may be caused by poor systemic
health, stress, the build up of toxins and unhealthy lifestyles.
In a way, sexual health can be seen as a sort of 'barometer' of
overall systemic and psychological health. Men who are healthy,
fit and confident about themselves and about life usually report
a vigorous and satisfying sex life, regardless of their age.
Normal male sexual
functioning: How does it work?
Sexual behaviour is a complex psycho physiological experience and
there are many factors involved in healthy sexual functioning.
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The male sexual response begins when
the man becomes aroused and blood flows into the erectile
tissue of the penis, causing the penis to swell and
become erect.
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The male testes will also increase
in size and become elevated and the nipples will become
erect and sensitive to touch. As excitement increases,
there will be a further increase in the size of the
glands and the diameter of the penile shaft.
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With continued stimulation, the man
reaches a peak of sexual pleasure when there is dilation
of the prostatic urethra and seminal fluid (sperm) flows
into the urethra.
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This is accompanied by a sensation
of impending orgasm, leading to a rhythmic contraction
of the perineal muscles and the pelvic reproductive
organs, triggering a forceful ejaculation of semen and
sexual release, followed by a state of deep relaxation.
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What can go wrong?
When
a man encounters persistent difficulties in performing his
normal sexual functions, he may be suffering from sexual dysfunction.
This condition may take many forms. The most common problems
are Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation.
These conditions can overlap-one man may have more than one
condition at the same time. The good news is that solutions
are available for all of these problems to help a man and
his partner enjoy a satisfying sexual relationship throughout
life.
Until relatively recently, a man with sexual dysfunction was
likely to suffer in silence. He may have thought of the problem
as a personal failure or an unavoidable part of the aging
process. He may have been too embarrassed to bring up the
subject with his doctor, or just have assumed that there was
no good solution, so the condition went untreated. Several
developments have changed that situation. Today not only do
we have a greater understanding of male sexual health, but
also a broader array of treatment options to help alleviate
the problems.
Sexual
Health-Problems
Erectile
Dysfunction
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Erectile dysfunction
is the persistent or recurrent inability to achieve
or maintain an erection good enough to complete your
chosen sexual activity satisfactorily, whether it's
masturbation, oral sex or vaginal or anal intercourse.
The occasional inability to achieve a satisfactory erection
doesn't normally constitute a problem. You may still
hear it called “impotence,” but today doctors
usually will refer to it as ED, a more precise term
because it refers to only erection problems.
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While psychological
factors like anxiety and stress due to perception of
inadequate penile size can play a big role in erectile
dysfunction, studies have suggested that 20 - 50% of
men with this condition have some organic basis for
their problem.
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Since achieving
and maintaining a healthy erection is dependent upon
adequately establishing blood inflow into the penile
tissues and sufficiently shutting off blood outflow
from the penis, factors which interfere with these processes
can cause problems.
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The
most common organic causes of erectile dysfunction are: |
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Cardiovascular
disorders
Renal or urological conditions
Nutritional factors (malnutrition, vitamin deficiency)
Endocrine factors (Diabetes)
Neurological problems
Pharmacological factors (alcohol, smoking, recreational
and prescription drugs)
Environmental toxins (lead, herbicides)
General systemic health problems |
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Premature
Ejaculation
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Premature
ejaculation is a condition in which ejaculation occurs
more quickly than a man and his partner would wish, either
during penetration itself or very soon afterwards, thereby
causing problems in a sexual relationship. |
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It is a very common problem - about one in three men of
all ages suffers from premature ejaculation. |
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Unlike
Erectile Dysfunction, it's seldom caused by a physical
problem. A common physical cause for this condition is
a penis hypersensitive to sexual stimulation. |
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Most
cases of Premature Ejaculation are due to psychological
factors such as: |
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Stress and anxiety about sex (perhaps because of
fears of pregnancy, perceived small penile size
or failing to perform adequately),
Relationship difficulties and
Lasting effects of teenage sexual experiences where
a rapid ejaculation was essential to avoid detection. |
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Sexual
Health-Treatments
Common treatment
options for sexual dysfunction include:
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Vasodilators
taken orally, via penile injections or inserted into the
urethra. These are designed to increase blood flow to
the penis
Vacuum erection devices
Penile prosthetic implants
Testosterone therapy
Microvascular surgery
Psychotherapy
Sex therapy |
Should
I be concerned about unwanted side effects?
While many sufferers have benefited from commonly available
treatment modalities, there are growing concerns about unpleasant
adverse side effects associated with these treatments.
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Oral vasodilators
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Headache,
flushing, indigestion, dizziness, distorted vision
A heart attack in men with heart disease
Unstable blood pressure in men with hypertrophic
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Penile self-injection with
vasodilators
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Pain
is the most common side effect. Men often say that
this is the reason they discontinue this type of
treatment.
There is also a small risk that the penis will remain
erect after intercourse. Prolonged erection, called
priapism, that lasts longer than four to six hours
is a medical emergency. When this occurs, a procedure
to empty the blood in the penis must be done right
away. An erection that lasts longer than 48 hours
usually results in scarring of the tissue inside
the penis. This prevents most men from continuing
with self-injection therapy. |
Vacuum erection device
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These
products require manual dexterity. Often it takes
at least a week to get the device to work effectively.
But even though it is possible to achieve an erection
that is rigid enough for vaginal penetration and
sexual intercourse, he will not, however, be able
to ejaculate because the rings holding the blood
in the penis also compress the urethra. This prevents
semen from leaving the penis. |
Penile prosthetic implants
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Side
effects include those related to the anaesthesia
used during surgery, local wound infections, and
mechanical failure. Mechanical failure may require
surgically removing the old prosthesis and re-implanting
a new one that works. |
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