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Chronic Impotence Causes

Two reasons of chronic impotence:
- Chauvinism. Most societies throughout human history were, and many still are, male-dominated and patriarchal. A man could not afford to 'lose face' or lose ego by admitting that there could be something wrong with their 'manhood' symbol.
- Misinterpretation of Sigmund Freud's teachings This led to the conclusion that the mind was the cause of most sexual problems in men. When most branches of medicine took their roots

from biology, starting with anatomy (structure) and physiology of a particular area under investigation, followed by observing and understanding what happens when the area malfunctions and becomes diseased, the male reproductive system alone took root, not from biology, but from psychology. This direction has caused grievous damage. It takes an explainable neuro-muscular phenomena to lift a penis - a mere naughty thought is insufficient, although it may help.

Just like how the church avoids topics on child abuse or how women think it is inappropriate to discuss about yeast infection of the vagina, men do not talk about impotence. Also known as erectile dysfunction, impotence is generally considered to be shameful and has been a topic subjected to the culture of silence. How do you characterize impotence/ erectile dysfunction? Its hallmark symptom is the inability to develop or maintain an erection of the penis that is sufficient to pleasure the opposite sex during sexual intercourse.

Erectile Dysfunction is linked to, and caused by, a wide variety of medical conditions.

However, the basic mechanism responsible the affliction are only a few.

To have an erection, one is required to have normal, integrative functions of the nerves, blood vessels, muscles and brain. Impotence, contrary to what many think, is not just a physiological problem, it is a psychological one too.

A few of the major causes of impotence are diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, high cholesterol and lifestyle factors like smoking, drinking, stress and diet. Make an appointment now with your physician, and get these disorders sorted out. And you'll start to sort out your erectile dysfunction / impotence problem. No more putting your head in the sand like an ostrich!

In many cultures, the ability to spread one's seed is closely associated to success, masculinity and potency. An inability to do so renders the man useless in the eyes of such communities. How society view impotence says a lot about how the very same people view masculinity, its responsibility and their depth of understanding on coitus and its causes and remedies (which really is quite limited).