impotence ... Stress and anxiety 3

Impotence ... Stress and anxiety 3



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Impotence ... Stress and anxiety 3
Posted in 2015


 Stress and anxiety can also worsen or develop into several health conditions. A 2013 study  suggests that ED may also be a risk marker for future cardiovascular diseases.
Other health conditions associated with ED include:
  • vascular disease
  • nerve damage
  • high cholesterol
  • high blood pressure
  • heart disease
  • obesity
  • diabetes
  • low testosterone
  • metabolic syndrome
  • prostate cancer or enlarged prostate
  • certain prescription medications
Stress and anxiety may lead to certain lifestyle factors that contribute to ED, including:
  • illicit drugs use
  • tobacco use
  • excessive alcohol consumption
  • a sedentary lifestyle
Psychological ED tends to go away with time. For ED that doesn’t go away, talk to your doctor to see what treatment options are available for you. Treatment depends on what’s causing your stress and anxiety.
My advise
1...   Most of rush to various hospitals when ever they have health problems mentioned above and impotence..    Most of health and infertility problems can be cured with your positive thinking, happy.. ...............
2...  We have many methods to control our emotions and stress..  Follow them
3...   From the beginning I am telling you to develop positive thinking which will be helpful to cure your health, sex problems and improve your professional life.

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