What Causes Erectile Dysfunction (ED) - Disease or Symptom - NHS A to Z - Dr Gill [S16qJO-7MRM]

What Causes Erectile Dysfunction (ED) - Disease or Symptom - NHS A to Z - Dr Gill [S16qJO-7MRM]

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Erectile Dysfunction Disease or Symptom - NHS A to Z - Dr Gill In our last A to Z of the NHS, we looked at the often hidden issue of depression - you can see that video here Given that the video received a lot of positive feedback, as we move into the letter E, we thought we'd begin by trying to shine a light on another area of health that is often ignored or brushed away - erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction is - broadly speaking - a serious issue, as it can indicate other problems within the body, hence why erectile dysfunction is more often actually a symptom than a disease in its own right. Possible causes of ED can be huge - neurological, cardiological, vascular, psychological, endocrinological. However, in the vast majority of cases, it is related to mental health issues and can be resolved Hence, the core message of this video is that if you have similar symptoms, please see your GP! Further, A to Z of the NHS videos can be found on their playlist here: #DrGill #ErectileDysfunction #NHSAtoZ You can now consult via video or in person with Dr Gill at Dr Finlay’s Private Practice - 00:00 - Introduction 00:47 - Fact or Fiction 02:00 - Normal Aging and Erectile Dysfunction 03:18 - Erectile Dysfunction as a Marker for Other Diseases 04:33 - Understanding Erectile Dysfunction Through Ages 05:45 - Physical and Psychological Aspects of ED 07:07 - Initial Medical Assessments for ED 08:00 - Testosterone and Its Role in ED 09:19 - Addressing the Psychological Component of ED 09:51 - Overcoming Performance Anxiety 10:38 - Is ED Just A Symptom? 11:41 - Seeking Medical Advice for ED 12:05 - Advanced Treatments and Referrals for ED 14:17 - The Erecaid 16:58 - Health Benefits of Masturbation 18:35 - Pornography and Masturbation 19:58 - Open Discussions on Sexuality and Pornography 21:45 - Historical Perspectives on Sexuality and Pornography 23:37 - Final Thoughts