DEALING WITH PROSTATE PROBLEMS AND OVERCOMING INTIMACY ISSUES

Erectile dysfunction was once thought to be caused by a psychological problem. Although anxiety and stress can contribute to ED, clinical advances have shown that in the vast majority of situations, it is caused by physical issues that disrupt nerve function and limit blood flow.  Most forms of ED are caused by diabetes, atherosclerosis, cardiovascular disease, and many forms of prostate disease and their therapies. This report would look at the effects of prostate disorders on erections and sexual intercourse.

Erection is the result of asynchronous body function that floods the penile tissue with blood, causing it to expand and stand upright. This method necessitates a well-coordinated structure led by blood vessels, the endocrine system, and the nervous system, and any disruption will obviously impact the consistency of an erection. 2 Nitric oxide stimulates vasodilation, whereas norepinephrine and acetylcholine increase the synthesis of chemicals like guanosine monophosphate, prostaglandins, and polypeptides, which start the erection process by changing chemical gradients in the corpora cavernosa, which runs along the shaft, causing inflation and sweating.

It's crucial to consider how conditions like prostate disease can disrupt the above-mentioned mechanism, resulting in abnormal erections or erectile dysfunction. It's also important to remember that having small erections for one or two nights does not always mean you have ED.

Prostate Cancer

Since sudden and repeated erectile dysfunction may be a symptom of prostate cancer, a prostate-specific antigen, PSA, an examination is used in conjunction with a rectal exam to diagnose the situation.

Because of the site-specificity of such procedures, prostate surgery to remove tumors is often associated with a high risk of nerve damage or cardiovascular complications. Many men opt for radical prostatectomy, but only 25% to 80% of men will recover their ability to sustain an erection after this procedure. When assessing the likelihood of regaining sexual abilities following a surgical operation, the patient's medical history and the surgeon's expertise are often taken into account. Men's sexual functioning is also jeopardised during rehabilitation, which can last up to eighteen months. Radiation treatment also causes erectile dysfunction because the radiation beam and radiation-emitting seeds inserted in the prostate will damage nerve and muscle cells.

Hormone therapy is another therapeutic choice for men with prostate cancer, but medications like goserelin and leuprolide can cause ED effects due to endocrine system involvement, which can have a significant effect on the erectile mechanism.

Treatment Method

About the fact that there is no definitive solution for ED, we need not give up sexual activity because of disorders that hinder our sexual ability. We exist in a time when we have a variety of recovery services available to help us transcend these limitations and reclaim our sexual skills and desires. Men with prostate disorders, along with cardiovascular disease patients, inactive people, and people who don't pay attention to their diet and mental health, maybe the most at risk for developing ED. 7 It's not easy to overcome erectile dysfunction when living with prostate cancer, so we can't wait for a cure to happen. The will and commitment to make a better sex life after a prostate cancer diagnosis is the first step. Contacting physicians and reviewing the care options open to you is the next move. Maintaining an active lifestyle, eating a well-balanced diet, and taking the medication positively will both assist with rehabilitation and treatment. The following is a list of all of the most modern and common care options:

Tadacip 20 mg

Sildalist 120 mg

Aurogra 100 mg

Fildena

Tests

Since most men with erectile dysfunction can now be safely treated with drugs, several once-routine screening examinations are now only used where the doctor believes the patient has an underlying condition that requires further care.

Hormone tests.

Blood flow tests

Nocturnal tumescence tests.