Articles about Erectile Dysfunction

We answer the most commonly asked questions about erectile dysfunction and the associated treatments.

Whilst commonly associated with ageing, erectile dysfunction is increasingly affecting younger men in the UK. But what factors might be contributing to this rise?

Erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are two of the most common sexual problems encountered by men. Below, we summarise how ED and PE are similar, different and how they can be most effectively treated.

While the information about erectile dysfunction on the internet is vast, so is misinformation - we are exposing the most common ED myths and misconceptions.

Why they’re linked and what can be done about it.

There are a number of factors that can lead to erectile dysfunction, and high cholesterol is one of the most acute. But what exactly is the connection between cholesterol levels and ED? We explain the science below.

It’s easy to find places online that claim erectile dysfunction is caused by a lack of testosterone. But the reality is more complicated than that. We reveal the truth below.

You’ve probably heard in the past that ED is a condition that affects older men only. This is simply untrue - but what are the risk factors of ED for men of different ages?

Understand the ED treatments currently available in the UK, how they work, and which suit your needs best.

Viagra hit pharmacies in 1998 as a revolutionary treatment for erectile dysfunction. Now, a new study suggests it could also help treat colon cancer.