Psychological Erectile Dysfunction
Millions of men worldwide suffer from Erectile Dysfunction, some are unsure on why and how it happened? Yes, many see their doctor and some will get a prescription for medications such as Viagra, Cialis or Levitra. But in some cases men do not even need these drugs, their Erectile Dysfunction may only be psychological. Many factors can affect your sexual performance. Two of the biggest ones are stress and anxiety. These two factors contribute the most to erectile dysfunction.
Getting these conditions at a young age can train your brain in the wrong way and accustomed it to fearing sexual acts, so it is critical to control your stress and anxiety levels and not to let it get in the way of your sexual activity. How do I know if I have Psychological Erectile Dysfunction? Here are a few questions to help you determine if you do have it:
1) Can you get an erection when masturbating by yourself?
2) Are you able to obtain occasional erection when waking up in the morning?
3) Have you recently had an erection during a “wet dream”?
4) Can you get an erection with your wife, girlfriend or lover?
If you answered YES to the first 3 questions and NO to the last, this might be a sign of Psychological Erectile Dysfunction. Another important factor that can contribute to this condition is “Performance Anxiety”. This is caused when there is so much tension and anxiety the male builds before performing a sexual act, that it leaves him worrying about satisfying or performing well enough to satisfy their partner. Thinking constantly of what might go wrong is not the way to think about sex and men who suffer from “Performance Anxiety” for to long are training themselves to experience this every time they attempt to engage in a sexual act? In order to break this cycle of Psychological ED and Performance Anxiety the man must focuses on their partner and not how you are going to perform for them.
Getting these conditions at a young age can train your brain in the wrong way and accustomed it to fearing sexual acts, so it is critical to control your stress and anxiety levels and not to let it get in the way of your sexual activity. How do I know if I have Psychological Erectile Dysfunction? Here are a few questions to help you determine if you do have it:
1) Can you get an erection when masturbating by yourself?
2) Are you able to obtain occasional erection when waking up in the morning?
3) Have you recently had an erection during a “wet dream”?
4) Can you get an erection with your wife, girlfriend or lover?
If you answered YES to the first 3 questions and NO to the last, this might be a sign of Psychological Erectile Dysfunction. Another important factor that can contribute to this condition is “Performance Anxiety”. This is caused when there is so much tension and anxiety the male builds before performing a sexual act, that it leaves him worrying about satisfying or performing well enough to satisfy their partner. Thinking constantly of what might go wrong is not the way to think about sex and men who suffer from “Performance Anxiety” for to long are training themselves to experience this every time they attempt to engage in a sexual act? In order to break this cycle of Psychological ED and Performance Anxiety the man must focuses on their partner and not how you are going to perform for them.
