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26 Year Old Uncircumcised Having Problems Getting Erection Will Viagra Help

I’m a healthy 26-year-old man who’s uncircumcised. Lately, I’ve been having problems getting and keeping an erection. First, I’m curious to know whether getting circumcised would make it easier — or even more difficult — for me to get an erection. Second, I’m wondering if taking Viagra will help me regardless of whether I’m circumcised or not.

Several studies and systematic reviews of existing scientific literature have been undertaken in an effort to evaluate the effects if any, that circumcision has on male sexual function. A meta-analysis of data from 10 studies covering more than 18,500 men — 9,317 circumcised and 9,413 uncircumcised — produced no evidence that circumcision affects male sexual function in any way.

However, that review, published in the September 2013 issue of the “Asian Journal of Andrology,” acknowledged that the studies analyzed were of uneven quality and suggested that additional “well-designed and prospective studies” be conducted to shed additional light on the effects of circumcision on sexual function.

A more recent study, undertaken to test the hypothesis that male sexual function was somehow inferior after circumcision, failed to produce any evidence to support that theory. The second study, published in the July 2016 issue of the “Danish Medical Journal,” systematically reviewed data covering more than 3,677 men. However, one thing is clear. Circumcision has no effect whatsoever on the workings of Viagra.

The little blue pill might work for you or not, depending on a variety of factors, including the cause of your ED symptoms, but circumcision is not one of those factors.

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26 Year Old Uncircumcised Having Problems Getting Erection Will Viagra Help

I’m a healthy 26-year-old man who’s uncircumcised. Lately, I’ve been having problems getting and keeping an erection. First, I’m curious to know whether getting circumcised would make it easier — or even more difficult — for me to get an erection. Second, I’m wondering if taking Viagra will help me regardless of whether I’m circumcised or not.

Several studies and systematic reviews of existing scientific literature have been undertaken in an effort to evaluate the effects if any, that circumcision has on male sexual function. A meta-analysis of data from 10 studies covering more than 18,500 men — 9,317 circumcised and 9,413 uncircumcised — produced no evidence that circumcision affects male sexual function in any way.

However, that review, published in the September 2013 issue of the “Asian Journal of Andrology,” acknowledged that the studies analyzed were of uneven quality and suggested that additional “well-designed and prospective studies” be conducted to shed additional light on the effects of circumcision on sexual function.

A more recent study, undertaken to test the hypothesis that male sexual function was somehow inferior after circumcision, failed to produce any evidence to support that theory. The second study, published in the July 2016 issue of the “Danish Medical Journal,” systematically reviewed data covering more than 3,677 men. However, one thing is clear. Circumcision has no effect whatsoever on the workings of Viagra.

The little blue pill might work for you or not, depending on a variety of factors, including the cause of your ED symptoms, but circumcision is not one of those factors.

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Can I crush up regular Levitra and get the same effects as Staxyn?

No. Crushing up ordinary tablets in hopes of getting faster action can be seriously dangerous. With Levitra or other traditional ED medications, take them exactly as directed. The only exception to the “Don’t alter your pills” rule is using a pill splitter to cut 100 mg Viagra tablets in half if your doctor has prescribed 50 mg for you. Since the 50 mg and 100-mg doses usually cost the same, some doctors recommend buying 100 mg tablets and cutting them in half so you can essentially obtain 50 mg at half price.

Staxyn offers men yet another option for addressing erectile dysfunction effectively. It is safe for most men and offers added convenience since it doesn’t have to be taken with water. Men who get good results from taking Levitra generally find Staxyn to be a convenient alternative that works quickly and performs as expected.

Choosing the right medication to treat your erectile dysfunction requires weighing a number of factors. Drugs in the PDE-5 drug class work similarly, but their formulations differ somewhat. That means if one of them, for whatever reason doesn’t work well, or causes you to experience side effects, it’s still worthwhile to try the others. Sometimes it takes the right combination of personal physiology and drug formulation to get optimum results. However, if you didn’t get good results with Levitra, it’s unlikely you would get good results with Staxyn since they contain the same active ingredient.

However, you choose to address erectile dysfunction, picking the right treatment begins with a conversation with a physician. The products you can buy online from outlets that claim you don’t need a prescription are knock-offs, and there’s no way of telling what’s in them. At best you get something with no active ingredients. At worst, you could get something containing rat poison or drugs that have nothing to do with erectile dysfunction. Doctors are used to talking about erectile dysfunction, and you’re bringing up the subject will not faze them. Erectile dysfunction is a medical problem and in most cases, it has a medical solution.

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Can I crush up regular Levitra and get the same effects as Staxyn?

No. Crushing up ordinary tablets in hopes of getting faster action can be seriously dangerous. With Levitra or other traditional ED medications, take them exactly as directed. The only exception to the “Don’t alter your pills” rule is using a pill splitter to cut 100 mg Viagra tablets in half if your doctor has prescribed 50 mg for you. Since the 50 mg and 100-mg doses usually cost the same, some doctors recommend buying 100 mg tablets and cutting them in half so you can essentially obtain 50 mg at half price.

Staxyn offers men yet another option for addressing erectile dysfunction effectively. It is safe for most men and offers added convenience since it doesn’t have to be taken with water. Men who get good results from taking Levitra generally find Staxyn to be a convenient alternative that works quickly and performs as expected.

Choosing the right medication to treat your erectile dysfunction requires weighing a number of factors. Drugs in the PDE-5 drug class work similarly, but their formulations differ somewhat. That means if one of them, for whatever reason doesn’t work well, or causes you to experience side effects, it’s still worthwhile to try the others. Sometimes it takes the right combination of personal physiology and drug formulation to get optimum results. However, if you didn’t get good results with Levitra, it’s unlikely you would get good results with Staxyn since they contain the same active ingredient.

However, you choose to address erectile dysfunction, picking the right treatment begins with a conversation with a physician. The products you can buy online from outlets that claim you don’t need a prescription are knock-offs, and there’s no way of telling what’s in them. At best you get something with no active ingredients. At worst, you could get something containing rat poison or drugs that have nothing to do with erectile dysfunction. Doctors are used to talking about erectile dysfunction, and you’re bringing up the subject will not faze them. Erectile dysfunction is a medical problem and in most cases, it has a medical solution.

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I’m over 60. Should I bother trying to get help with erectile dysfunction?

If you want to have sex and have problems with erectile dysfunction, of course you should bother getting help. Most men can take medications like Viagra, and for those who can’t, other treatment options for erectile dysfunction exist, including vacuum pumps, injectable medications, and surgical implants.

And the more you commit to a healthy overall lifestyle, the more successful your doctor will be in treating your erection problems.

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Is it possible that my lifestyle choices will affect my risk for erectile dysfunction?

Here are some examples of lifestyle choices that do have the ability to affect your erectile health:

• Smoking. There are endless reasons to give up cigarettes, and if the possibility of lung cancer or heart disease isn’t enough motivation, how about the motivation of knowing you put yourself at higher risk of erectile dysfunction? Nicotine has the effect of narrowing blood vessels throughout the body, including the ones leading to your reproductive organs. And if you don’t have decent blood flow, you can’t have decent erections.

• Diet. The stereotypical “American” diet that’s high in saturated fats, cholesterol, sugar, and processed foods isn’t ideal for erection health. Foods that lead to clogged coronary arteries also lead to clogged arteries elsewhere. In fact, younger men with erectile dysfunction may find that their doctor wants to run other tests to assess cardiac health. Erectile dysfunction is somewhat of a “canary in a coal mine” indicator of the possibility of early heart disease. The good news is that lifestyle changes can improve both heart health and erection health.

Exercise helps you feel better, look better, and enjoy sex more.

• Exercise. When you get regular exercise, you not only can shed excess weight and build up your stamina, you improve overall circulation. Between the improved circulation and the extra confidence that often goes along with getting in shape, exercise is definitely good for your erection health.

• Alcohol consumption. A glass of wine with dinner isn’t going to ruin your sex life. Drinking to excess, however (whether periodically or regularly) eventually takes its toll on your erection health. In addition to the short-term inability to have an erection after a bout of heavy drinking, long-term alcohol abuse can result in long-term damage to erectile health.

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Could My Prescription Medications be Contributing to Erection Problems?

Absolutely. Plenty of medications for a range of conditions, including allergies and depression, can cause erection problems or make existing problems worse. Whether you see your regular family doctor or a urologist for erectile dysfunction, it’s critical that you inform him or her of any prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, and supplements that you take on a regular basis. If you are taking medications that are known to affect erection quality, your doctor may be able to prescribe an alternative medication that will have fewer side effects.

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Can wearing condoms to help with my Premature Ejaculation?

If you’re with a new partner, the answer is yes, you should wear condoms, in the interest of practicing safe sex. If you’re in an established relationship and are having difficulty because of premature ejaculation, you may find that condoms help. You can try ordinary condoms or even condoms that contain numbing agents to reduce sensitivity. Some condoms are made of thicker latex to help delay ejaculation. By decreasing the sensitivity of the penis, condoms can help with premature ejaculation. If you and your partner are trying to conceive, however, this is clearly not a satisfactory solution.

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What’s the best place to start when treating premature ejaculation?

One of the simplest ways to address premature ejaculation is through solo sex an hour or so before sex with a partner. Other options include numbing creams and sprays that contain ingredients like lidocaine that dull sensation. Wearing a regular or sensitivity reducing condom is an option, but can be problematic for couples who are trying to conceive.

It’s important to note that if you use a numbing cream or spray, you have to give it a few minutes to take effect, and then use a tissue to wipe away any excess before commencing sexual activity. If you don’t get rid of any excess cream or spray, the numbing agent can be transferred to your partner, which can disrupt their experience.

If the simple, over-the-counter methods of addressing premature ejaculation don’t work, it’s time to talk to a physician. You may or may not be a good candidate for a prescription drug like an SSRI or Viagra, and your doctor will need to understand your medical history to make the determination.

The concept of taking Viagra, or any drug designed to make erections stronger, as a way to address premature ejaculation may seem counterintuitive, but in some cases it works. If you’re unable to control problems with premature ejaculation through simpler methods, it may be worth discussing the possibility of taking prescription medications to address them.

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What should I eat to ensure drugs like Viagra work optimally?

Foods high in nitrates help your circulation work optimally, and these compounds are found naturally in leafy green vegetables as well as beet juice. And just so you know erectile health doesn’t demand you completely give up enjoyable foods, you should know that the flavonoids in dark chocolate are also known to improve circulation. In plants, flavonoids protect against oxidation and cell damage, and a small proportion of this function carries over when you eat them. Lean protein is good, but lean protein plus arginine (which is found in pistachios) is even better. Arginine is known as a vasodilator, making it good for erection health.

The reputation of foods like oysters for having aphrodisiac qualities isn’t entirely made up. That’s because oysters have lots of zinc in them, and zinc is important in the production of testosterone. It is possible that raw shellfish, like oysters, can stimulate the release of sexual hormones. Tomatoes make a terrific side dish because they’re high in a phytonutrient called lycopene, which is also good for circulation. Lycopenes are absorbed better when you eat them alongside foods high in healthy fats, like olive oil and avocados.

Some other foods that are healthy for your heart, circulation, and erection health include:

• Apples
• Peanuts
• Cranberries
• Red wine
• Tea

Doctors who treat erectile dysfunction frequently advise their patients to adopt heart-healthy habits like a nutritious diet and regular exercise because they know these lifestyle changes make overall health better and the better your general health, the better your erection health.

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