Impotence is defined as the inability to obtain an erection, sustain an erection, or ejaculate consistently on a regular basis. It is frequently used in conjunction with erectile dysfunction (ED). A variety of causes, including both emotional and physical diseases, can play a role in the development of the syndrome.
The absence of blood flow to the vascular part of the body is the most common cause of impotence. Psychological issues, alcohol, smoking, obesity, and other health concerns can all contribute to it.
Men with diabetes have lower testosterone levels, which might decrease sex desire, according to studies. Erectile dysfunction, or the inability to develop or sustain an erection, is the most common sexual health issue that men with diabetes face (ED).
Hormonal changes, medical diseases, and treatments (for example, cancer and chemotherapy), depression, pregnancy, stress, and weariness are all variables that might lead to a lack of desire.
Treatment of impotence due to diabetes
Impotence and ED are treated with Ashwajalajit by Ayurvedic practitioners.
Both males and females benefit from a significant rise in sexual appetite.
• Extensive imaginations and a desire to engage in sexual activity.
• Improved vaginal lubrication in less time
• Keeping hormones in check
• Increase the flow of blood to the genital region
• Expansion of imaginations and sex anticipation
Erectile dysfunction can be reversed in many circumstances. It’s worth noting that, even if ED can’t be treated, the appropriate treatment can help to alleviate or eliminate symptoms.
It should be noted that consumption of Ashwajalajit should be done under Ayurvedic Practitioner
