The Fact is, it’s still ED even if it happens once in a while. Majority of men with ED have it just some of the time.

Signs of erectile dysfunction (ED)

If your answer is yes to any of the following statements, you could be suffering from erectile dysfunction.

• Your confidence that you could get and keep an erection is NOT 100%
• When you had erections with sexual stimulation, your erections are NOT ALWAYS hard enough for penetration.
• During sexual intercourse, you were NOT ALWAYS able to maintain your erection after you had penetrated your partner.
• During sexual intercourse, it is NOT 100% of the time to maintain your erection to completion of intercourse.
• When you attempted sexual intercourse, it is not satisfactory for you at all times.

ED of penis  is often associated with smoking, alcohol usage, trauma, and underlying medical conditions such as diabetes or vascular disease. It can also be a side effect of certain medications. It is important to have a physician determine the cause so that the appropriate treatment can be prescribed. Estimates suggest that as many as 20 million men in the United States alone may suffer from erectile dysfunction.

Most cases of impotence can be successfully treated, regardless of cause and regardless of age.

A variety of treatment options are available for men suffering from ED. Those experiencing ED can work with their doctor in selecting the treatment option that is best for them. Most often, Viagra is recommended as it is the easiest and fastest way to overcome ED and enjoy sexual life.

• Always use condoms during sexual intercourse
• Limit the number of sexual partners. An exclusive one-to-one relationship helps lower the risk of catching an STD.
• Do not have sex when either partner has sores on the penis or vulva, genital warts or unusual discharge.
• Do not have sex with partners who use IV drugs or have had many other sexual partners, an STD, or unprotected homosexual intercourse.
• Do not mix sex with alcohol or illegal substances, so that you have the ability to practice safer sex, like using condom.
• Seek healthcare right away if you suspect there is an exposure to STD.
• Go for regular checkup if you have multiple sex partners.
• Seek healthcare right away if you experience unusual discharge or pain or growth on your penis / vulva.