Male sexual dysfunction is one of the most common medical conditions affecting modern men. Causes range from sexual abuse as a child to medical conditions such as high blood pressure. The most common symptoms of male sexual dysfunction include low libido, erectile dysfunction, delayed or inhibited ejaculation, abnormalities of the penis and premature ejaculation.

Problems in a personal relationship, lower than usual testosterone levels, medical conditions such as strokes, nerve damage from diabetes and following surgery, blood vessel disorders such as atherosclerosis or high blood pressure, stress, anxiety and certain antidepressants can all contribute to male sexual dysfunction.The New York Times Health Guide: Causes of Erection Problems

The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you think you have male sexual dysfunction, please consult your doctor.

• MedicineNet.com: Male Sexual Dysfunction Prevention

• ClinicalTrials.gov: Male Sexual Dysfunction Clinical Trials