I am a Diabetic and I cannot Get an Erection, I Need Help!

Diabetic – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I am a Diabetic and I cannot Get an Erection, I Need Help!


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

Erectile dysfunction is more common in men with diabetes because it occurs due to a decrease in the blood supply to the penis, as well as damages to the nerves that are responsible for getting an erection, plus the reduction of testosterone levels in some men with diabetes.

So in that case, Viagra can help by increasing the blood flow to the penile tissue leading to an erection. And it’s safe for diabetic patients.

I’d suggest you take Viagra 50 mg when needed. Ideally, you should take it on an empty stomach or two hours after eating the last meal and 1 hours before the intercourse.

One more important thing to do is to monitor your blood glucose level and to follow the instruction of your therapist to make sure your diabetes is under control since it contributes to ED.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

31 Am I Too Young for Viagra / Cialis ED Treatments? Feel Harder and Sex is Better When Taking the Meds.

Viagra – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I don’t want to rely on Cialis, I think something lesser strength would work for me but I don’t know what to try. I don’t want to be on ED meds and I don’t want to have to hide it. When I felt the difference in hardness after taking Viagra / Cialis I realized what I’d been missing. I think I could have good effect by taking lesser strength supplements that are not purely ED treatments as being 31 I think I’m too young for that (also so if anyone found them they wouldn’t know).


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

You should know that above 80% of ED problems we see at our clinics are due to psychological problems and what makes them harder to treat is that many of these patients refuse to believe it’s just a psychological issue. And I’m afraid this might be the case for you.

However, I’d suggest first to check with your doctor for evaluation, and if all organic causes of ED were excluded then I’d suggest to you see a psychotherapist.

In the meanwhile, I advise you to be careful and not take any supplements or herbs that claim to help in ED, if you need to take something then it should be proven medications such as Cialis or Viagra. Otherwise, I recommend healthy lifestyle by exercising regularly, eating healthy food (low cholesterol), and stop or avoid alcohol and tobacco as they both contribute to ED.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

Could frequent masturbation be causing my erection problems and would Viagra help?

Viagra Question

Although I have sex with my girlfriend on a regular basis, I also masturbate frequently when I’m at home alone. Lately, I have been having difficulty achieving an erection. Could frequent masturbation be causing my erection problems and would Viagra help?


Answer

Although it’s been widely circulated, the theory that masturbation — even very frequent masturbation — can cause ED is a pure myth. Actually, masturbation is a form of exercise for the penis and helps to keep the male reproductive system in tip-top shape.

One saying that is not a myth is “use it or lose it.” So you need have little fear that masturbation will wear out your penis. While masturbation in and of itself won’t lead to ED, overexposure to pornography — particularly hard-core porn — can have a deleterious effect on male sexual function.

Some men who masturbate to pornography become highly aroused by the idealized bodies of the porn actors and the extreme sexual activities that are depicted.

So much so that plain old vanilla sexual activity with their regular partner no longer is enough to arouse them as much as it once did. For that reason, a steady diet of hard porn can desensitize the male libido, which may eventually demand ever more sensational imagery and action to get fully aroused.

Sex is Nearly Impossible without 10mg of Sildenafil and My Andrologist said my ED is not Organic?

Erectile Dysfunction Question:

After some tests (blood, hormones, scrotum eco doppler) my andrologist said my ED is not organic. Still, it is difficult for me to maintain erections even alone (I can achieve one but fades away easily). Sex is nearly impossible without 10mg of Sildenafil.

I really want to fix this, but to who I can ask?

Since it is not organic, and I feel is not psychological (happens when I am alone too). PS: I am healthy, no illness/medication and I have a good libido.


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

You should know that above 80% of ED problems we see in our clinics are due to psychological problems and what makes them harder to treat is that many of these patients refuse to believe it’s just a psychological issue.

And since all tests prove that you have no organic cause for ED, then I’m afraid it’s a psychological issue (even if you are alone).

I’d suggest you check with a psychotherapist, and it may take some sessions because it varies from person to another and it depends on many factors; such as the severity of the issues, the commitment to the treatment plan,… etc.

Regarding Sildenafil, it can be helpful but it’s not a cure or a permanent fix for your ED, you can take it when needed until you check with a psychotherapist.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

Caverta 50 and Erectile Dysfunction Can I Make My Wife Pregnant?

Caverta 50 – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

Marriage first I have been healthy in m first marriage through an experienced couple of time anxiety and keep thinking how hard I m and if I’m making the partner happy. I observed that there are certain dresses, styles which used to excite me. In the meantime, I had Caverta 50 to have my intercourse stable with my partner as well and gain some confidence. I loved it and enjoyed and later was able to erect and do my intercourse and my sperm all comes out in volume.

In between we broke off and 2-3 years were being a bit emotional stress with me marriage 2 I got married again and now have lovely wife equally supportive but again now I have anxiety if having that much hardness, though we had made sexual intercourse hs find me very conscious. I feel sometimes no orgasm Today I feel deprived of sexual drive and scary feel if I can ever make her pregnant. I feel my sperm is though coming out got a little less in volume than before. Sometimes ED happens but I started again Caverta 50 and it helps us having a lovely intercourse. and wanted if I’m having an intercourse having Caverta 50 can I still make pregnant .hope it doesn’t affect my sperm.


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

For your information above 80% of ED problems we see in our clinics are due to psychological problems which are usually caused by confidence problems and public misconception about sexual performance. And I’m afraid this is the case for you because from what you said, it seems that you over think it and stress yourself about it.

Regarding Caverta, it is used to treat erectile dysfunction (impotence) by relaxing muscles found in the walls of blood vessels and increases the blood flow to the penile tissue leading to an erection. It is usually taken only when needed, about 30-60 minutes before sexual activity. It can help achieve an erection only in the presence of sexual stimulation, and the erection will not occur just by taking the pill. And you should know that it doesn’t affect the semen any way or another.

So I’d suggest you visit your doctor for semen analysis to make sure everything is okay regarding your sperms and fertility.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

I Started Using Creatine Monohydrate Powder and My Sex Drive has Gone Completely to Zero

Creatine – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I started using creatine monohydrate powder about a week ago. The instructions read that l must take a measurement of 5ml 5 times a day for One week and after that take 2 times a day until it’s finished. Since l started using it my sex drive has gone completely to zero. Sometimes l don’t even feel my 4-5. May it because of creatine or intensive working out.


DOCTOR ALSAYES ANSWER:

Yes, it’s most probably due to the creatine powder.

Actually, some recent studies found that daily long-term usage of creatine can lead to a lesser sex drive and a decreased production of testosterone hormone, which eventually means erectile dysfunction.

I’d suggest you use creatine sparingly or at the very least lower your dosages.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

How Does a Doctor Diagnose Erectile Dysfunction?

Viagra Question

How does a doctor diagnose erectile dysfunction? What tests are used to determine the severity of the problem?


Answer

Although you can probably work with your general practitioner to determine if you are suffering from ED, you might prefer to visit a urologist who specializes in problems affecting your urinary system.

Whichever doctor you choose to consult will probably order both blood and urine tests to see if they indicate anything out of the ordinary, such as an underlying medical condition that can cause erection problems. You may also be asked to conduct an overnight erection test known as a nocturnal penile tumescence (NPT) test.

Before retiring for the night, you will place a breakable band (almost like a strip of postage stamps) around the shaft of your flaccid penis. A man normally has three to five erections during the night as he sleeps. If you find a broken band in the morning it would indicate that there is nothing physiologically wrong with the penis.

In such a case, the doctor then can explore the possibility that psychological issues are the cause of your ED symptoms and may refer you for psychological counseling.

However, if the NPT test indicates the presence of a physiological problem, the doctor can investigate further and prescribe a regimen of treatment, which might include taking Viagra or one of the other ED medications.

I’m Diabetes Type 2 Can I Take Viagra?

Diabetes – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I’m Diabetes Type 2 Can I Take Viagra?


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

The simple answer is: Yes you can take it.
Erectile dysfunction is more common in men with diabetes because it occurs due to a decrease in the blood supply to the penis, as well as damages to the nerves that are responsible for getting an erection, plus the reduction of testosterone levels in some men with diabetes.

So Viagra can help in this case by increasing the blood flow to the penile tissue leading to an erection. And it’s safe for diabetic patients.

One more important point is to monitor your blood glucose level and to follow the instruction of your therapist to make sure your diabetes is under control since it contributes to ED.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

I’m Diabetes Type 2 Can I Take Viagra?

Diabetes – Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I’m Diabetes Type 2 Can I Take Viagra?


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

The simple answer is: Yes you can take it.
Erectile dysfunction is more common in men with diabetes because it occurs due to a decrease in the blood supply to the penis, as well as damages to the nerves that are responsible for getting an erection, plus the reduction of testosterone levels in some men with diabetes.

So Viagra can help in this case by increasing the blood flow to the penile tissue leading to an erection. And it’s safe for diabetic patients.

One more important point is to monitor your blood glucose level and to follow the instruction of your therapist to make sure your diabetes is under control since it contributes to ED.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks, Dr. Alsayes

How Long After a Breakup to Regain My Previous Sex Drive and Erection Capabilities and Have a Normal Sex Life?

Erectile Dysfunction Question:

I am almost sure my 4-year ED is psychogenic. I recently ended a very difficult and troubling 6-yrs relationship with another guy. The relationship was mainly sex driven and I ended up feeling undervalued and oppressed. How long do you estimate it will take me to recover my previous sex drive and erection capabilities and have a normal sex life? Since I broke up with the toxic relationship I consulted an MD to get tested for possible organic factors (everything OK!) and started both psychotherapy and regular exercise.


Doctor Alsayes Answer:

You are on the right way, and for your information above 80% of ED problems we see at our clinics are due to psychological problems and what makes them hard to treat is that many of these patients refuse to believe it’s just a psychological issue. So you already took the first step in recovery by knowing and recognizing the cause.

Regarding the duration of recovery, there is no single answer for everyone, it varies from person to another and it depends on many factors; such as the severity of the issues, the commitment to the treatment plan,… etc.

Your psychotherapist can have a better idea during the routine evaluation sessions.

I hope this answers your question.
Thanks, Dr. Alsayes