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In 10 Men Suffer From Erectile Dysfunction
Due To Work Related Stress
June 1, 2008
New research has shown that 1 in 10 men experience erectile dysfunction (ED)
and as many as 1 in 5 men suffer a loss of libido, as a result of
work-related stress.
These latest figures suggest that 90% of men have shown at least one
clinical feature of stress due to work but only 54% of men know that stress
from work may be the cause of their ED. Stress, either at work or home, is a
known cause of ED and prolonged stress is associated with low testosterone
levels.
Unfortunately 44% of men would not go to their GP if they experience
erection problems, and those who do go to their GP about their ED wait on
average 17 months before going for a consultation. But there's no need to
delay - oral treatments for ED (PDE5 inhibitors), such as Levitra, Viagra
and Cialis, have revolutionised the treatment of men with ED and are now
widely prescribed as a first option for treatment.
Dr David Edwards, an Oxfordshire GP comments: "Work-place stress clearly has
a strong impact on the incidence of ED in men. Men should think about the
underlying cause of their ED, including how to combat their stress levels;
not staying too late at work, a balanced and healthy diet, and regular
exercise. We know that oral treatments usually work well for men with ED,
but 1 in 3 men with ED are not able to have satisfactory sex the first time
they take a tablet and consequently a third of them do not return to their
doctor. These men could still be successfully treated by simply switching to
a different tablet or increasing the dose, and should be encouraged to
return to their GP."
Men have recently ranked 'high success rate with first tablet' as one of the
most desirable attributes that a treatment can have. It is important for men
with ED not to give up on their treatment too soon and return to their GP to
ensure that they have tried the range of treatments available.
Low testosterone levels (which may be stress-related) can cause ED and also
prevent PDE5 inhibitors working properly. All men with ED should ask their
GP to test their testosterone levels. If low, this can be treated
successfully alongside treatments for ED.
The SortED in 10 Campaign supported the research and highlighted that
erection problems are very common, affecting half of all men between the age
of 40 and 70. Given the range of oral treatments now available men should
waste no time in asking their GP or nurse about what help is available.
http://www.sortEDin10.co.uk
Article URL: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/112046.php
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