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How Smoking Contributes to Impotence

A problem with smoking is that when you inhale the smoke into your body, the nicotine stimulates the brain and causes something called a vasospasm. Vasospasm is quick spasms of the tissues in the penis, which cause the flow of blood to the penis to reduce and less blood in the penis means less pressure and less pressure means no erection.

There really are no secrets to treating impotence unless it is that you might have to try a lot of treatments before you find the one that will work for you. You have decided you have Impotence or you have gone to the doctor and been told you have it. The next logical step or question is "How do I fix it?" and you start to talk about treatment options.

Smoking will impair the mobility and quality of your sperm.

Your swimmers will not be swimming with health for too long. Add to that the amount of ejaculation fluid will decrease, which means your sperm when they do swim will not have the needed protection of the seminal fluid. And just to put the topping on the cake for you. The DNA in sperm is permanently and irreversibly damaged by cigarette smoking.

The aim of any treatment for premature ejaculation is to learn to control the ejaculation for the man and the goal is to provide a wonderful sexual experience for both man and his lover. There are many treatments out there to choose from and we shall go through the basics.

All in all nicotine is a harsh taskmaster for the body and particularly strenuous on the penis. It affects the penis's small blood vessels and causes them to become damaged. Again to translate that for you it means no blood to the penis, no erection.

Psychotherapy is designed obviously to change your behavior or at the least to understand it. You most likely will see some sort of therapist, for sex problems it would be a sex therapist as they have the most knowledge for this. Behavioral techniques work the best when you have support, either from family or the partner in the relationship with you.

I know what you are thinking, it will take many years to get to that point and you are probably correct in your thinking, however even though our bodies can take a massive amount of punishment, it will happen when you least it expect it to.

A little side note on something I read: Medical authorities and anti-smoking lobby groups are attempting get the surgeon general to put on cigarette labels.. Not that smoking kills but the warnings should read "smoking causes impotence!" Maybe then men will stop smoking!