Erections are complex, dependent on both psychological and physical aspects. Some people assume that erectile dysfunction is a part of aging. However this isn't true. Most cases of erectile dysfunction are usually a result of other factors such as certain health conditions, medicines, or habits that interfere with blood flow around the body and penis. ED is more likely to happen as a man gets older, particularly after he's 60. The occurrence of some degree of ED is 39% in men 40 years old, and 67% in those aged 70 years. ED can happen at any age, even after years of satisfying sex. Nevertheless, age itself doesn't cause ED. Rather, it's the more frequent occurrence in of certain health issues in older men, such as vascular diseases and diabetes, that accounts for the increase in ED with age. Future treatments for erectile dysfunction focus on providing medications that are more effective, work rapidly, and have fewer, if any, side effects than currently available treatments. Drugs developed to improve erectile dysfunction have improved sexual Currently there are five oral drugs available to treat ED -- Cialis Tablets , Levitra Tablets, Kamagra and Viagra. A number of pharmaceutical companies are researching new treatments for ED, and many new options may be just around the corner.
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