Is it possible to have a problem with impotence at the age of 32?

Problems with potency, that is, achieving an erection can occur at any age, although they are actually more common in older men. You can read about the causes of impotence and possible solutions in our study: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/leki-na-potencje Some men may be reluctant to see a doctor, but it is worth checking if there is a health problem behind sexual problems.

At your age, I generally don't recommend Sildenafil because it's easy to get addicted to it and then you won't be able to stand up without loading a large dose. It's something for grandparents who don't like it at all. For you, Prosent 600 tablets with a blue bull on the packaging would be good. For me, they work well not only on erections, but also on increased libido, which I think is a key issue at your age. In addition, they are not addictive, nor do they have any side effects such as blood pressure spikes or swelling of the face.

I know some young guys who have a problem with this. This is influenced by many factors, as it is serious, it may actually be worth trying such boosters. It doesn't hurt.

Well, for a very long time. And only now you are starting to seek help? I am of the opinion that you should be quicker. Because the longer the problem grows and the harder it will be to get rid of it. Maybe for now do not take Viagra because it is a drug and has its side effects. I would suggest focusing on more herbal medicines. And if they do not work, then go to a specialist doctor (you must necessarily talk to your husband again, he will eventually break through). My husband once had such problems related to work. Stress and these things. He took the penis complete already mentioned here. A doctor friend recommended us. It is an over-the-counter drug, herbal ingredients but it helped us (and in fact my man).

The only problem is that this condition persists for about 8 months. As if these were temporary problems, yes. I could ignore it, but in that case? However, something is up :( The husband eats healthily, goes to the gym. At work, although he had some stress because of such an industry, but could it really affect it that way? And we didn't use any boosters. As far as I know, viagra is on prescription and the husband refused to see a doctor.

In general, I think like colleagues above. A guy has weaker days. It's worse if it happens too often and that's it. There is nothing to be discouraged, because a woman's stress can intensify this type of ailment. And have you tried any boosters, changes in diet, sports, etc.?