What age does erectile dysfunction start?
I've been feeling a bit stressed lately, and I'm worried about certain aspects of my health. Someone mentioned erectile dysfunction can be stress-related. When does erectile dysfunction typically start?
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5 months ago
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It can start at 20 if your boss is breathing down your neck, or at 50 because of biological plumbing! Don't let your brain treat it like some end-of-the-world scenario. A quick chat with a doc usually clears things up.
5 months ago
For me, it started in my mid-45s, which is a very typical age. My tip is to get your cholesterol, blood pressure, and sugar checked immediately because ED is often an early warning sign of cardiovascular issues. Don't feel embarrassed, just go to a doctor.
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5 months ago
With my 14-hour work shifts and zero sleep, my body basically shut down that department at 31! It can start anytime your lifestyle goes completely off track. Get some proper sleep and check with a doctor before buying random pills.
4 months ago
Statistically, the risk increases after age 40, but it can start in your 20s as well. Don't waste time scrolling through online forums trying to find self-cures. Book a quick 15-minute consult with a urologist to get scientific advice.
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When my diabetes started in my early 40s, I also began facing issues with ED. My diabetologist explained that high blood sugar levels can damage nerves and blood vessels over time. Managing your HbA1c is extremely important to prevent this from starting.