Sexual function, and testosterone (T) levels, progressively decline in aging men. Associated
morbidities and metabolic disorders can accelerate the phenomenon. The specific …

Introduction Although erectile dysfunction (ED) involves an interaction between
physiological and psychological pathways, the psychosocial aspects of ED have received …

Epidemiological studies consistently show that prevalence of erectile dysfunction (ED)
increases with ageing. Nonetheless, complaints of ED even in younger men are becoming …

Purpose The specific underlying mechanisms supporting the association between erectile
dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE) are still not completely clarified. To …

Introduction Several data have emphasized the importance of early diagnosis of erectile
dysfunction (ED) and meticulous cardiovascular investigation in the type 2 diabetic mellitus …

Introduction The specific determinants and underlying factors linking erectile dysfunction
(ED) and premature ejaculation (PE) have yet to be clearly identified. Aim The aim of this …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a frequent complication of obesity. The aim of this review is to
critically analyze the framework of obesity and ED, dissecting the connections between the …

With the progressive increase in the proportion of older people, there is an increasing
interest in characterizing the modifications of sexual health and the effect of its perturbations …

Introduction Alterations of gonadal, thyroid, and pituitary hormones, along with metabolic
disorders, might be involved in causing erectile dysfunction (ED). Aim The prevalence of …

Purpose The clinical significance of metabolic syndrome (MetS) versus its single
components in erectile dysfunction (ED) is conflicting. Thus, the purpose is to analyze the …