Tuesday, August 22, 2006
IMPOTENCE PROBLEMS FOR MEN AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT AUSTRALIA
Medical Conditions
Sexual Health
Doctors and other healthcare practitioners are increasingly being consulted to deal with men and women’s sexual health and problems. As a consequence, there is an increase in the research and development of new treatments available for the treatment of sexual disorders.
BADE Medical Institute provides specialized treatments and ongoing research for the most commonly experienced sexual disorders:
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
PREMATURE EJACULATION
ORGASMIC DYSFUNCTION
MEN SLEEPING PROBLEMS AND ED
Erectile dysfunction is the inability of a man to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for his sexual needs or the needs of his partner. Most men experience this at some point in their lives, usually by age 40, and are not psychologically affected by it.
Some men, however, experience chronic complete erectile dysfunction (impotence), and others, chronic partial or brief erections. Frequent erectile dysfunction can cause emotional and relationship problems, and often leads to diminished self-esteem. The incidence of erectile dysfunction increases with age. Chronic erectile dysfunction affects about 5% of men in their 40s and 15–25% of men by the age of 65. Transient erectile dysfunction and inadequate erection affect as many as 50% of men between the ages of 40 and 70.
Erectile dysfunction has many causes, most of which are treatable, and is not an inevitable consequence of aging. Diseases (e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, and atherosclerosis) and psychological factors (e.g., stress, anxiety, and depression) are common causes. Other causes are alcoholism, and drug abuse. Some medications (e.g., blood pressure, cardiac, antidepressants and sedatives) are also capable of causing erectile dysfunction. The causes of atherosclerosis include smoking, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.
The successful treatment of erectile dysfunction involves a medical consultation to identify the cause of this condition. When a medical or psychological cause is identifiable, a treatment plan may be implemented. Other common causes such as smoking, alcohol, and drug abuse should be appropriately controlled. In many instances, medications that cause erectile dysfunction may be altered by the medical practitioner.
In recent years, there has been a vast array of different treatments for erectile dysfunction. Examples include herbal medications, prescribed medications and penile injections. In some cases, these treatments have been successful. In other instances, these treatments have been either unsuccessful, have too many side effects, or are too painful and inconvenient.
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT - LUST AND LOVE NASAL SPRAY
HOW DOES LUST & LOVE NASAL SPRAY HELP ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION?
In view of the increasing need for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, Bade Medical Institute has introduced a new nasal spray called “LUST & LOVE”. This nasal spray is a prescription medication which is a specially compounded mixture. This nasal spray is the European newcomer and an increasingly popular treatment of erectile dysfunction.
The two main active components of LUST & LOVE nasal spray are AP and PT. The AP works by triggering the brain to send excitatory messages to the penis to both stimulate and maintain erections. Similarly, AP triggers off sexual arousal in both males and females. The PT acts by increasing the blood flow to the penis to create an effective erection. These two medications effectively work synergistically to heighten sexual arousal, and to stimulate and sustain penile erections.
Unlike other erectile dysfunction medications, LUST & LUST nasal spray has a rapid onset of effectiveness (within twenty minutes in most patients) and a longer period of effectiveness, there is no problems with using the spray on a full stomach, and is effective with a small alcoholic drink if desired. The current tablets available for erectile dysfunction work much slower (up to one hour), must be taken on an empty stomach, and cannot be taken with alcohol.
LUST & LOVE nasal spray is very well tolerated with very minimal side-effects. Only a small percentage of clients complain of mild nausea or dizziness, which usually lessens with ongoing use of the nasal spray. In contrast, the current tablet medications for erectile dysfunction have a poor cardiac safety profile, commonly cause headaches, nasal congestion, and hot flushes.
The popularity of LUST & LOVE nasal spray has been due to its natural and simplicity of use, its duel action and effectiveness, and its excellent safety profile. LUST & LOVE nasal spray offers an excellent alternative to the currently used treatments for erectile dysfunction which may be ineffective or have unacceptable side-effects.
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Premature ejaculation, also called rapid ejaculation, is a condition in which a man ejaculates too quickly, often before or very shortly after he has penetrated his partner, resulting in an unsatisfactory sex life for both partners.
There is no clear definition of ‘too quickly’. Some studies have shown that most men ejaculate within 3-5 minutes of penetration, but it varies from person to person. Coming ‘too quickly’ can be defined as either ejaculating before the male would like to, or before the partner is satisfied. Most men experience premature ejaculation at some time, but it becomes a problem with sexual relations if it occurs during most sexual encounters.
Premature ejaculation is common in adolescents because usually the younger a man is, the more quickly he will get an erection and ejaculate, and the less time he needs between erections before he can have sex again.
Premature ejaculation is commonly caused by psychological issues. Other causes may include physical problems, such as a disorder of the nervous system, or an inflamed prostate gland.
Psychological issues which may cause a male to have premature ejaculation may include: anxiety about his performance while having sex, fear of being caught in the act, concern about making his partner pregnant, or worry about catching a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
In many cases the problem of premature ejaculation diminishes as you become more secure with your partner or the circumstances in which you’re having sex.
One type of behavior therapy, known as the stop-and-start technique, allows the partner to stimulate the penis until the male is about to ejaculate. On the males signal, the partner stops stimulation, waits for 20 or 30 seconds and then begins stimulation again. Over time, and with practice, this technique has been shown to help more than 95 per cent of men to control their ejaculation for up to 10 minutes or longer.
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT - LUST AND LOVE NASAL SPRAY
HOW DOES LUST & LOVE NASAL SPRAY HELP PREMATURE EJACULATION?
In many cases the problem of premature ejaculation diminishes as you become more secure with your partner or the circumstances in which you’re having sex.
One type of behavior therapy, known as the stop-and-start technique, allows the partner to stimulate the penis until the male is about to ejaculate. On the males signal, the partner stops stimulation, waits for 20 or 30 seconds and then begins stimulation again. Over time, and with practice, this technique has been shown to help more than 95 per cent of men to control their ejaculation for up to 10 minutes or longer.
“LUST AND LOVE” nasal spray is a new and successful adjunct treatment of erectile dysfunction for many sufferers. This spray assists with sexual arousal, increased penile erection function, and a faster recovery period between ejaculations. With the regular use of LUST AND LOVE nasal spray, and the gaining of confidence, there is a reduction of fear and anxiety which is the cause of premature ejaculation in many cases.
For persistent cases of premature ejaculation, a BMI doctor may prescribe another form of nasal spray medication, which should be taken on a regular basis for a certain period of time.
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Female orgasmic dysfunction is an inhibition of the orgasmic phase of the sexual response cycle. The condition is referred to as primary when the female has never experienced orgasm through any means of stimulation. The problem is called secondary if the woman has attained orgasm in the past but is currently non-orgasmic.
Primary orgasmic dysfunction occurs in about 10% to 15% of women. Statistically 33% to 50% of women experience orgasm infrequently and are dissatisfied with how often they reach orgasm.
Performance anxiety is believed to be the most common cause of orgasm problems and 90% or more of orgasm problems appear to be psychological in nature.
Some drugs may commonly sedate and impair orgasmic responsiveness. These drugs may include alcohol and SSRI antidepressants.
Infrequently, medical conditions that affect the nerve supply to the pelvis (such as multiple sclerosis, diabetic neuropathy, and spinal cord injury), hormonal disorders, and chronic illnesses that affect general sexual interest and health may be factors.
Negative attitudes toward sex related to childhood experiences may also inhibit responsiveness, as may unresolved feelings from experiences of sexual abuse or rape.
If a woman used to reach orgasm regularly but is not doing so currently, the problem may be related to a problematic relationship or a lack of emotional closeness, which can cause low sexual desire.
Boredom and monotony in sexual activity may also contribute to secondary analgesia. Frequently, women are too shy or too embarrassed to ask for the kind of stimulation that works best for them. This embarrassment can lead to dissatisfaction.
ORGASMIC DYSFUNCTION TREATMENT - PINK PASSION & LUST AND LOVE NASAL SPRAY
HOW DOESPINK PASSION AND LUST & LOVE NASAL SPRAY HELP PREMATURE EJACULATION?
Education about sexual stimulation and response, and healthy attitudes toward sex tend to minimise some of the problems associated with orgasmic dysfunction. Couples who realise that they must verbally and nonverbally guide each other in providing the stimulation that feels best will undoubtedly experience this problem less frequently.
It is also important to realise that one cannot will a sexual response, and the harder a woman focuses on willing an orgasm to happen, the more elusive the achievement of orgasm may become.
When enjoyment does not accompany sex, it can become a chore rather than a mutually satisfying, playful, and intimate experience. When anorgasmia persists, sexual desire usually declines, sexual frequency wanes, and this may create resentments and conflicts in the relationship.
In view of the increasing need for the treatment of female orgasmic dysfunction, Bade Medical Institute has introduced a new nasal spray called “Lust and Love”. This nasal spray is a prescription medication which is a specially compounded pharmaceutical mixture. The spray assists in both sexual arousal and in increasing the blood flow to the clitoris, hence assisting in female sexual activity and clitoral stimulation.
The latest introduction of a new and exciting clitoral stimulating gel further widens the scope to treat female orgasmic dysfunction. This gel, called Pink Passion, is a prescription medication, compounded specifically to treat ladies orgasmic dysfunction, or to assist ladies who wish to heighten their sexual pleasure. Pink Passion gel assists by sensitising and stimulating the clitoris, hence allowing females to further enjoy their sexual encounters.
Both Pink Passion GelL, and Lust & Love nasal spray, have an effectiveness which is rapid (within twenty minutes in most patients) and longlasting. When used singularly, these treatments have a good success rate. When used in conjunction with each other, excellent results may be achieved with most ladies.
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MEN SLEEPING PROBLEMS AND ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
A new study suggests men with breathing problems during sleep may commonly suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) as well. Researchers found that of 30 men with the breathing disorder sleep apnea, 24 (80 percent) also had symptoms of ED.
People with sleep apne a have numerous stops and starts in breathing during the night, with chronic, loud snoring being a hallmark of the condition. The most common form of the disorder is obstructive sleep apnea, in which the soft tissues at the back of the throat temporarily collapse during sleep, blocking the airways.
According to the authors of the new study, led by Dr. John P. Mulhall of the Weill Medical College of Cornell University in New York, and published in the journal Urology, researchers have also speculated that sleep apnea could contribute to ED.
According to the Reuters report, to study the relationship between sleep apnea and ED, Mulhall and his colleagues assessed 50 men who came to a sleep clinic with possible symptoms of sleep apnea-which, besides chronic loud snoring may include daytime sleepiness and concentration problems.
Thirty of these men were diagnosed with sleep apnea, 24 of who were also diagnosed with ED based on a standard questionnaire. And the worse the sleep apnea, the more severe the ED tended to be.
Mulhall and his colleagues conclude, "Our data suggest that men with sleep apnea syndrome have a significant chance of having ED and that a correlation exists between the severity of sleep apnea and ED."
However, according to the researchers, it's not clear why the two conditions are linked. Body mass index, which was not assessed in the study, could be one factor, as obesity is the single largest risk factor for sleep apnea, and overweight men also have a greater risk of ED.
The researchers also note that sleep apnea can also lower testosterone levels in the blood, which could contribute to erectile problems.
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