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What causes Premature Ejaculation?
The cause of premature ejaculation isn’t fully understood. For a long time it was thought to be purely psychological, but now we know there can be physical factors too. Psychological factors include poor self esteem or body image , depression, stress, anxiety, guilt, relationship problems, or a history of early or abusive sexual experiences. If a [...]
What’s the difference between Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation?
Erectile Dysfunction is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection hard enough for penetration during sexual intercourse. Premature Ejaculation is when a man "comes" sooner than he and/or his partner would like during intercourse. Though they may seem like two very different problems, some men may experience both issues at various times.
Can a person have both Premature Ejaculation AND Erectile Dysfunction?
Yes, if a man experiences erectile dysfunction at times, he may tend to rush intercourse or find it difficult to pace himself as well as he'd like- potentially leading to premature ejaculation on other occasions.
Is there any treatment for Premature Ejaculation?
It’s important that any underlying causes leading to Premature Ejaculation are considered and dealt with as appropriate-such as stress and relationship problems, or physical health issues. A doctor may also suggest medication for men who suffer from premature ejaculation.
Are there different types of cholesterol?
Yes, there are different forms of cholesterol. LDL cholesterol is sometimes known as “bad cholesterol” as it is linked to a higher risk of vascular disease, such as heart attack and stroke. This is because high LDL cholesterol (along with other risk factors such as smoking and high blood pressure) can lead to blockages in [...]
What causes high cholesterol?
There are a few factors: Genetics- high cholesterol tends to run in some families. Diet- certain foods can cause increases in LDL cholesterol fatty or processed meats biscuits, cakes & pastries snack foods like chips deep-fried foods many types of takeaway foods eggs and dairy foods in excessive amounts may be problematic for cholesterol, but [...]
What cholesterol levels are normal?
Total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol (sometimes known as “bad cholesterol) tend to be the focus of discussion when blood tests are done. Normal total cholesterol is less than 5mmol/L Normal LDL is less then 3mmol/L, but basically, the lower the better. However, in people who have other risk factors (for example, diabetes), the ideal or [...]
When should you start having your cholesterol levels checked?
Australian guidelines state that it’s advisable to have a blood test to check your lipid (cholesterol) profile every 5 years, from the age of 45. Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginal peoples should be tested every 5 years from the age of 35, as they have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. How often you get [...]
What lifestyle changes are recommended if you have high cholesterol?
Lifestyle changes are aimed at reducing all risk factors that contribute to cardiovascular disease, and include the following: Quit smoking. Smoking allows LDL cholesterol to enter blood vessel walls more easily and cause damage. Healthy eating Increase exercise. Regular exercise appears to increase HDL levels while reducing LDL and triglycerides. Ensure blood pressure is normal [...]