A growing number of young men who are otherwise healthy are struggling with sexual dysfunction particularly erectile dysfunction. One thing many of them have in common is regular viewing of internet pornography.
Many people view internet porn as a harmless bit of fun but does it
have a darker side and can it adversely affect your health particularly
when it comes to sexual performance.
Well according to Italian urologist Carlo Foresta (head of the
Italian Society of Andrology and Sexual Medicine) it can and does have a
negative effect on sexual performance. Dr Foresta noticed that “70% of
the young men his clinic treated for sexual performance problems had
been using internet porn heavily.”
Dr Foresta also conducted a survey of over 28,000 users who had
started viewing porn from an early age and found that by their 20’s many
had lost their libido, were unable to achieve an erection without
viewing porn, had difficulty having a normal relationship with a woman
and were heavily addicted to it.
A leading psychologist commented that “threads are popping up all
over the internet regarding ED and porn.” Many forums all over the world
now have men discussing their problems with viewing porn and ED as they
are too embarrassed to discuss it with anyone face to face.
Notice the announcement made by one forum: “Due to the overwhelming
emails and requests we have received concerning pornography addiction
and erectile dysfunction, we decided to create an entirely different
thread. ED due to porn is becoming rapidly common, especially for young
men.
There are medications available for ED such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra and these can be obtained at reputable online pharmacies such as Medical Specialists,
however anyone suffering from ED due to viewing porn is advised to look
at the root of the problem first. According to Dr Foresta the ill
effects of viewing internet porn on a man’s sexual performance is not
irreversible and after a few months of stopping viewing porn libido and
the ability to achieve and maintain an erection can progressively
return.
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