One of the most common sexual health issues that we hear about from men and their partners is erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction, or ED, can come in different shapes and forms. For the most part, it’s about being unable to get an erection, or keep one, throughout sexual activity – and it can happen to all men, at all sorts of different times.

 
How many men suffer from erectile dysfunction?
Most men will have episodes of erectile dysfunction at least a few times throughout their lives. The only problem with …

Words often cause stigma, so in order to promote healthy sexual attitudes and leave room for improvement, it’s important to use the right terms. In social settings, erectile dysfunction is often described as impotence. However, this word and its connotations may prevent sufferers from seeking help. By correctly identifying the problem as ED, the patient is more likely to get the assistance that he needs.

Although popular opinion groups ED with premature ejaculation, it’s a little different. Erectile Dysfunction is defined as either the inability to become erect or the inability to maintain an erection strong enough to complete …

As a man, certain challenges in life are often difficult to discuss. This is heightened when the problem is at the core of your masculinity. One health concern that many men worry about at some stage in their lives is premature ejaculation. While this concern may threaten a sense of manhood, it is an issue that can be discreetly addressed by AMI doctors and the years of cutting edge medical research that they have led in this highly specialised field.

Premature ejaculation is …

Most people think they know a few things about male sexual function. It’s a popular topic, and it’s one that is commonly discussed, both in social settings and medical ones. However, a lot of what passes as fact socially are unfounded myths. And because men are reluctant to discuss problematic matters, these myths continue to be spread and reinforced.

One of the most common myths involves penile length. Many men feel inadequate because they compare themselves to professional performers rather than ordinary people. On average, a penis is 7 to 10 centimetres long at rest, and 12 to 16 centimetres long …

Premature ejaculation. It can and does happen to many men, if you are the partner of a man that isn’t lasting long in bed, then it can be disappointing. However, you must consider that not only may it be disappointing for you, but it may also be very disappointing for the man in your life too – there might be a lot of shame surrounding an ongoing problem.

If your partner is not lasting long in bed, if he is ejaculating within a couple of minutes, or cannot stop when you ask him to pull back, then this could be what’s …

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Simply put, Testosterone is a hormone that powers a man’s sex drive. Testosterone job is to trigger the molecule nitric oxide to activate an erection. Low T, means this process is hampered.

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Erectile Dysfunction Screening & Diagnosis – AMI Centre Of Excellence

Doctors at AMI diagnose premature ejaculation based on a detailed interview about your sexual history.

Your doctor may ask a number of very personal questions and may want to include your partner in the interview.

While it may be uncomfortable for both of you to talk frankly about sex, the details you provide will help your doctor determine the cause of your problem and the best course of treatment. A mental health professional may help make the diagnosis.

Your doctor will want to know about your health history, and may perform a general physical …