Men's Sexual Health Center realeases voting results for penile erection treatments

A voting poll gives some insight as to the type treatment therapy men use during sexual intercourse.

(PRWEB) August 7, 2005 -- A voting poll on the site of http://www.mens-sexual-health.org/erectile-dysfunction.html Men's Sexual Health gives some insight as to the type treatment therapy men use during sexual intercourse.

133 men who took the Poll were presented the question: "What kind of product do you use for erection enhancement?"
- The items they checked off showed in the results as follows:
Viagra drug = 75
Herbal aphrodisiacs = 25
Vacuum pump = 20
Penile injection = 11
Hormonal therapy = 5

Male erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability to achieve or maintain a penis erection sufficient for mutually satisfying intercourse. Erectile dysfunction/impotence impacts more than a man's sexual activity. The emotions and uncertainties that coincide with this men's sexual condition often have a significant effect on a man's health and self-esteem, as well as, his relationship with his sexual partner.

Although the incidence of impotence increases with age, it is not an inevitable result of man's aging.

Today, a generation of men's erectile dysfunction research has resulted in significant advances in both the diagnosis and treatment of men's sexual dysfunction.
Physicians now understand that approximately eighty-five percent of erectile dysfunction is attributable to physical/organic conditions while only fifteen percent is due to psychological or mixed origin (both psychological and organic).

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