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Psychological impotence is a condition caused by psychological factors, in which a man struggles to get or maintain an erection. Stress, depression, guilt, low body image, relationship issues, sleep disorders, or anxiety—including performance anxiety, could all lead to ED.
- How do you fix psychological erectile dysfunction?
- Does psychological erectile dysfunction go away?
- How do I know if my erectile dysfunction is psychological?
- Does Viagra work for psychological ED?
How do you fix psychological erectile dysfunction?
Treatment Options for Psychological Impotence
- Rhythmic breathing – Concentrating on your breathing while taking long, slow breaths can help you take a step back from your stress and anxiety to live in the moment. ...
- Meditation – Just 10 to 15 minutes of meditation a day can drastically reduce your stress and anxiety.
Does psychological erectile dysfunction go away?
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.
How do I know if my erectile dysfunction is psychological?
It's likely that if he has an erection when he's sleeping the paper will break to some degree. If a guy easily gets an erection during sleep, but not in other situations, the cause is likely psychological. If however, he can't tell or an erection isn't happening, the reason is likely physical.
Does Viagra work for psychological ED?
PDE5 inhibitors (like Viagra, Levitra, and Cialis) can enhance your sexual response, even if you're experiencing stress or performance anxiety—but they may not get to the root of the issue.
