Impotence, which is also known as Erectile Dysfunction. It is defined as the inability of men to achieve or to maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse or the needs of his partner. Impotence is associated with mind and emotions. A Survey also shows that for both men and women, up to 78% of sexual dysfunction and inhibited sexual desire are of mental or emotional origin. It is important to clearly understand the main causes of impotence. Its causes in men are listed as sexual guilt, depression, fear of intimacy, and some recreational drugs.
The association between depressive symptoms in men and Impotence (ED) appears to relate to decreased sexual activity and dissatisfaction with not being able to have a healthy sexual life, research indicates.
Impotence and Depression are highly coexisting condition. Depression is one of the most common and most serious mental health problems men's facing today. According to a study published in American Journal of Psychiatry that successful treatment of erectile dysfunction or impotence in depressed men can lead to marked improvement in depression. 60% of all men over the age of 40 showed some degree of impotency and 30% of Americans have a depressive disorder every year. Study found a correlation between change in Impotence and change in depressive symptoms - but it was not cleared whether the depression caused impotence (ED), or impotence (ED) caused the depression.
A medical studies shows that use of Pfizer's wonder drug, "Viagra" for treatment of impotency has positive effects in helping men with their depression also. Viagra is used to treat impotence in men. Viagra increases the body’s ability to achieve and maintain an erection during sexual stimulation. A Survey indicates that Viagra showed great improvement in Men's in their Impotency as well as in their depression.
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