Male Sexual & Genital Healthপুরুষের যৌন ও জেনিটাল স্বাস্থ্য
Erectile dysfunction (ED) means difficulty getting or keeping an erection firm enough for sex. It can be linked to vascular, hormonal, nerve, medication, lifestyle or emotional factors.
Difficulty
Maintaining
Function Change
Common features of ED
- Difficulty getting an erection sometimes or consistently
- Difficulty keeping an erection long enough for sex
- A noticeable change in sexual function that persists
Why evaluation matters
ED can sometimes be a symptom of another health condition. A clinician may review medical, sexual and mental-health history, medicines and relevant physical findings.
Lifestyle factors
Regular physical activity, avoiding smoking, limiting alcohol, maintaining a healthy weight and addressing related health conditions may support erectile function.
Treatment
Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include lifestyle measures, counseling, prescribed medicines, devices or, in selected cases, procedures. Do not use sexual-health medicines or supplements without professional advice.
Privacy
Sexual and genital health concerns are common medical issues. Patients can discuss symptoms confidentially with a qualified clinician.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ED just a normal part of aging?
ED becomes more common with age but is not considered an inevitable or routine part of aging.
Can ED be related to other health problems?
Yes. ED can be associated with conditions affecting blood vessels, nerves or hormones, as well as some medicines and lifestyle factors.
Medical information sources
Need a urology consultation?
For persistent or concerning urinary, prostate, kidney, testicular or sexual-health symptoms, arrange an appropriate medical assessment.