Erectile Dysfunction & Sexual Wellness

Erectile dysfunction (ED) and decreased libido, which can occur with aging, arecommon concerns among many individuals. These issues often result from acombination of physiological, psychological, and hormonal factors

• Physiological Changes: With age, various physiological changes occur in thebody that can impact sexual function. Reduced blood flow to the genital area,changes in nerve sensitivity, and alterations in hormone levels, such as adecrease in testosterone in men, can all contribute to ED and diminishedlibido.
• Chronic Health Conditions: Conditions more common with aging, such asdiabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease, can also affect sexualfunction. These conditions can comprom
  ise blood flow and nerve function,making it more challenging to achieve and sustain erections.
• Psychological Factors: Stress, anxiety, and depression can increase with ageand are known contributors to both ED and decreased libido. These emotionalfactors can lead to performance anxiety or reduced interest in sexual activity.