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A man with erectile dysfunction (ED) may face a range of physical and psychological side effects, depending on the individual.Feelings of disappointment and dissatisfaction with one’s sexual performance might result from struggling to get or keep an erection.
Men with ED may experience feelings of embarrassment or shame since male sexual performance is often given a lot of attention by society. This may add to a reluctance to have an honest conversation about the matter.Eating disorders (ED) have been linked to elevated levels of anxiety, specifically performance anxiety stemming from worries about fulfilling a romantic relationship. Stress might spiral out of control if you’re afraid you won’t be able to perform.
A man’s sense of value and self-esteem may be affected by ED. It could provoke unfavorable ideas about masculinity as well as inferiority complexes.
Out of a fear of being rejected or failing at something, some men may distance themselves from close connections or completely shun sexual situations. Feelings of loneliness and isolation may result from this.
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