About Erection Problems & Free
On-line Questionnaire
Erectile dysfunction is also known as impotence and is the most
common sexual disorder in men. Erectile dysfunction is
clinically defined as: persistent or recurrent inability to
attain, or to maintain until completion of the sexual activity, an
adequate erection, which causes marked distress (DSM-5:
diagnostic manual).
Accurate statistics for a variety of reasons are difficult to
attain. For example younger men may not report the dysfunction
due to a lack of knowledge and expectations, and factors need to
be considered such as illness or injury. We can however assume
that it is common within the community. Current recorded
statistics, figures by age:
Erectile dysfunction can also be categorized as either:
Mild: successful erection 7-8 out of 10 attempts
Moderate: successful erection 4-6 out of 10 attempts
Severe: successful erection 0-3 out of 10 attempts
Non-acquired meaning the issue has always existed
Acquired meaning in the past getting or maintaining an
erection was not a problem but now it is
Situational: it only happens in certain circumstances /
environments
Generalised: it occurs all the time / in all situations
Occurs only during masturbation (self-pleasuring)
Occurs only with another person or
Occurs during both self-pleasure and with another person
There are many known contributing factors that either cause or
maintain the dysfunction. Some of which include:
Health issues, disease and illnesses
Injuries and congenital defects
Environmental factors such as substance use or abuse
Certain medications
Aging
Psychological issues such as: personal and cultural attitudes
towards sexuality, up-bringing, previous trauma, performance
anxiety, current relationship satisfaction, general life stress
/ anxiety, general life satisfaction and previous experiences of
sexual encounters.
Like all sexual issues for
both men and women, the issue can be complex and may stem from either one cause
or a variety of factors. However dont loose heart just yet. Research indicates
that with thorough assessment and correct and committed intervention, for many
individuals the problem may be overcome.
Complete the FREE
questionnaire below or to book
a consultation.
The results of the questionnaire will provide you with the erectile dysfunction
type and some areas to consider in order to move forward with your solution
strategy.
Select the statement that best describes your erection issues:
1. I have never been
able to get or have difficulty in keeping an erection through to ejaculation with a partner
2. In the past, I have been able to keep an erection with a partner right
through to ejaculation, but now I cant
3. I have never been able to get or keep an erection with self-pleasure
(masturbation) through to ejaculation
4. In the past I have been able to get or keep an erection through to
ejaculation with self-pleasure but now I have difficulty in keeping an erection or difficulty in ejaculating
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