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Herbal Supplements for Impotence Treatment

By Shweta Pandey
Impotence or erectile dysfunction affects millions of men across the world. Studies reveal that most men over the age of 40 are impotent at least part of the time. Impotence is said to be caused by anxiety, high cholesterol, obesity, diabetes, prostate cancer and hormonal imbalances. The most common feature of impotence is the erectile dysfunction which means an inability to get a good enough erection to achieve satisfactory intercourse. Younger males are particularly nervous about having sex, about causing a pregnancy or about the sexual intercourse. Common causes in this age group include are overwork, stress and guilt. Alcohol, nicotine and other drugs can be factors to cause impotence. Relationship problems and especially if a person is no longer keen on his partner may be one of the leading cause of impotence. Other common physical causes include exhaustation, deterioration of the arteries, smoking, excessive drinking, side-effects of of recreational drugs like cocaine etc.

The main primary symptom of impotence is the inability to achieve an erection and sustain it long enough to perform sexual intercourse. Most men who recognize this as a recurrent symptom are more likely to be suffering from other related symptoms of impotence. There are different ways, symptoms of impotence symptom can become apparent such as occasional inability to get an erection or sustain it for sexual intercourse with a partner. Development of erectile dysfunction usually suggests a psychological cause such as anxiety, stress or depression. Other symptoms of impotence may include problems with emission, ejaculation and orgasm. Only a doctor will help the patient to get an idea of the condition leading to impotence. This is very essential for finding the best possible treatment.

Treatment for impotence includes chemotherapeutic drugs as the first choice. Psychotherapy and behavior modifications are considered next which are followed by vacuum devices, locally injected drugs and surgically implanted devices. Oral drugs help to produce an erection in response to sexual stimulation. But these drugs do not work for every person.

It has been observed that a majority of cases of impotence are associated with factors including mind and emotions. Seeking the services of a qualified psychologist or a marriage counselor can help a lot. Ayurveda believes to clearly understand the root causes of impotence. Impotence is sometimes caused by prescription drugs such as sedatives, tranquilizers, high blood pressure medications etc. Natural herbs should be used to treat the conditions related to impotence.

Herbal treatment includes natural remedies for relaxation and further cure impotence. Majority of men are inclined towards natural herbs to cure impotence which is the alternative method. Herbs do not have the adverse side-effects that allopathic medicines mostly have.

Our Tribulus Power Pack comprises of natural herbal supplements for the treatment of impotence. The natural remedies have ingredients that are specific to male sexual organs and the natural herbs taken with a healthy diet can help impotence.
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