Erectile Dysfunction

In a nutshell, erectile dysfunction (ED) or impotence, is the inability to maintain an erection. Symptoms can include trouble getting or keeping an erection as well as reduced sexual desire.

These medicines relax the blood vessels that supply the penis, allowing more blood flow to the area to help you maintain a firmer erection during sexual intercourse. The medicine will not increase your desire for sex.

The main causes could be due to stress, tiredness, anxiety or drinking too much alcohol. If it happens often, it could be due to physical or emotional problems.

Health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke, neurological disorders, high cholesterol or narrowing of the blood vessels may contribute to erectile dysfunction. The main issue is not enough blood flow to the penis. Other issues include low levels of the male hormone testosterone, injury or nerve damage to the penis or surrounding area and surgery to the penis or surrounding area (e.g. prostate surgery). Some medications can also cause erectile dysfunction as a side effect, particularly if they affect hormone levels like testosterone.

Erectile dysfunction is more likely to be related to an emotional problem if you experience symptoms only occasionally. For example, when you get an erection in the mornings but not during sexual activity.

You should speak to your doctor if it keeps happening, so they can investigate further.

If you have a problem getting or keeping an erection hard enough for you to have sex with your partner, you may have erectile dysfunction. The condition is common in men over 40 years of age, although it can affect men of all ages. Symptoms may differ from person to person. Some men do not get an erection at all, others may be able to get an erection but can’t maintain it long enough for sex and some men get an erection, but it is not hard enough for sex.

Making lifestyle changes can help with erectile dysfunction, such as:

• Lose weight if you are overweight
• Stop smoking, as it damages blood vessels
• Don’t drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week
• Eat a healthy, balanced diet
• Exercise regularly
• Try to reduce your stress levels

These erectile dysfunction treatments should not be used in patients with high blood pressure. If you do not know your blood pressure you can have it tested at a number of places, including:

• your doctor’s office
• most grocery stores or pharmacies
• some workplaces

Erectile dysfunction.

Sildenafil has been on the market for over 20 years and is generally well tolerated. You should not take sildenafil if you: have previously had an allergic reaction to it, have serious liver or heart problems, have recently had a heart attack or stroke, suffer from certain inherited eye diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa or optic neuropathy, are taking medicines for angina or high blood pressure.

It is important to remember that having sex can put additional strain on the heart and may increase your risks if you have a history of heart disease or have an existing heart problem. The most common side effects of erectile dysfunction treatments include headaches, a sudden feeling of heat in your upper body, indigestion, visual disturbances, dizziness or a stuffy nose. Side effects are usually mild to moderate and don’t last long. If you experience any side effects or perhaps an increase in the severity of a side effect, you should stop taking the medication.

Yes, our medicines are licensed and approved by the MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency) and have undergone strict clinical trials in human subjects to test their safety and their effectiveness.

Both products belong to the same class of drugs and the way they act on the body is essentially the same. If you think the medicine you are using is too weak, contact us to discuss the change to your treatment plan. Our doctors will assess and decide if a higher dose of medicine may be appropriate.

Yes they can. Our doctors will assess your condition and can prescribe a treatment remotely if determined to be medically appropriate.

When oral treatments (tablets) do not work or are not suitable, injection, urethral and topical treatments can help men with ED.

A range of physical and psychological factors contribute to erectile dysfunction and this can occur at any age in men. However, the problem is more common in older men due to the aging process and the effect this process has on our circulatory systems, blood pressure and natural elasticity of our blood vessels.

Other disease conditions can also affect erectile dysfunction, such as heart disease and diabetes.

Erectile dysfunction can occur at any age and could be due to a physical or psychological problem. Other health conditions, like diabetes, heart problems or neurological problems can also cause or contribute to erectile dysfunction in younger men.

If prescribed, the cost of treatment at FROM MARS will depend on the specific medication and the quantity of medication you will receive.

Yes, FROM MARS ships all medications discreetly.

You will be charged only after our doctors have approved a prescription for your treatment. In the event that you are not approved for treatment, you will not be charged. FROM MARS does not charge any prescription or consultation fee, and the shipping is free. There are no hidden fees.