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Signs and symptoms of erectile dysfunction

Signs and symptoms of
erectile dysfunction

What is erectile dysfunction

What is erectile dysfunction

Coping with your diagnosis

Coping with your
diagnosis

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Identify your symptoms

Take a look at these questions to help you identify your symptoms:

1.  Do you sometimes wake up with an erection?

Yes: Your ED may be due to an emotional or psychological problem, like stress or feeling anxious about something which may or may not be to do with your sex life.

No: Your ED may have a physical cause.

2.  During sex, do you sometimes have erections hard enough for penetration?

Yes: Your ED is probably mainly psychological.

No: Your ED may be due mainly to a physical cause - unless you sometimes have erections on waking up or when masturbating. In this case, it's still likely to be at least partly psychological.

3.  Can you get an erection when you're masturbating, and does it last until you ejaculate?

Yes: Your problem in achieving and keeping an erection at other times may be psychological.

No: Your ED may be mainly physical.

Remember, some of these symptoms are also seen with other health problems, so it's important to check with your doctor.

SHS063 Date of preparation May 2013

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