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Erectile dysfunction is becoming increasingly common in the UK, affecting 41.5% of men according to a study on the prevalence of erectile dysfunction.
The good news is, you don’t have to just accept it. With the comprehensive ED consultation and a range of effective treatments at HealthExpress, you can regain your confidence in the bedroom.
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Note: Decisions about treatment are for both the prescriber and the person to jointly consider during the consultation. However, the final decision will always be the prescriber’s.
Here’s the science behind how erectile dysfunction treatments work, and why they can lead to better sex:
ED treatments block an enzyme called PDE-5 from breaking down a chemical that strengthens erections.
This relaxes blood vessels, allowing more blood to flow to the penis when you are sexually aroused.
With blood flow improved, it becomes much easier for you to get and maintain erections.
Better erections can lead to benefits beyond the bedroom. Here’s how:
By improving erections, ED treatments help you feel more relaxed and connected during sex.
Knowing you have reliable support can help restore confidence in both the bedroom and everyday life.
Successful ED treatment helps quiet worries about performance so you can focus on enjoying the moment.
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Start with a quick eligibility check.
You may be suitable if:
Fill in a short medical form so our doctors can check if the treatment is right and safe for you.
Choose a treatment from the options our doctor recommends. If approved, your prescription will be issued and sent to our pharmacy.
We’ll dispatch your treatment in discreet packaging with free next-day delivery.
Erectile dysfunction can have many causes, both psychological and physical.
Physical causes include:
Psychological causes include:
Yes, erectile dysfunction and impotence are different terms for the same condition.
Both refer to the inability to get or maintain an erection. However, erectile dysfunction, or ED, is the generally preferred medical term.
Masturbation itself does not typically cause erectile dysfunction, however, certain behaviours associated with it can.
For example, using too tight a grip can desensitise the penis, making it harder to feel aroused when with a partner. Also, watching too much pornography can rewire the brain so it’s harder to become aroused during sex.
No, ED treatments like Viagra and Cialis do not directly improve sex drive or increase arousal.
The treatments work instead by improving blood flow to the penis during sexual activity, strengthening erections. While this can make sex more enjoyable, you still need to become aroused in order to get an erection.
For most people, ED treatments will not cause an erection that won’t go down (priapism). Because of how they work, ED treatments should only cause erections when you are sexually aroused, and they should go down after you have climaxed.
However, prolonged and painful erections is a rare side effect, occurring in up to 1 in 1,000 people. If you experience an erection that lasts for longer than 4 hours, see a doctor immediately.
A study on ED meds for premature ejaculation suggests they can help you last longer in bed, but this is not true for everyone, and they are not approved specifically for this reason.
If you struggle with premature ejaculation, there are other ways to address it:
Yes, for many men, lifestyle changes can improve erectile dysfunction, however, they can rarely cure it for good. It’s usually best to implement the following alongside treatment:
Implementing these lifestyle changes can improve blood flow and, in turn, sexual health.
To improve erections, try to avoid or limit things that can damage blood vessels and lower testosterone.
This includes:
By avoiding things like these, you can improve blood flow and promote overall health.
While prescription ED treatments can help you improve erections, you’ll have to treat the root cause of your condition to cure it for good.
For example, if your ED is linked to lifestyle factors such as stress, smoking, or a lack of exercise, making positive changes can often reverse the condition. However, if the cause is a chronic health condition like diabetes or heart disease, it is usually managed with treatment rather than permanently cured.