Impotence
* Most impotence is physiological and can be treated by a physician.
* affects millions of men
  - older men more than younger men
* also can be psychological or a side effect of certain drugs.
* big factor in some divorces.
* can also affect the much younger male at different times during their adulthood
  - occur if the nerves that control blood flow to the penis are damaged
  - be a very hard thing to handle in a sexual relationship
* can be an indication that something else is wrong
  - indicator of other potential health problems for smokers
  - unexpected and frightening side effect of avid cycling
  - chronic and recurring, or it can be isolated incidents
  - the result of multipule problems
  - total or partial and it can affect men of different age groups
  - cause depression and grief, both leading to decreased appetite
  - even be a side effect of some common medications
  - have a profound effect on the sense of well-being of patients with prostate cancer
* can occur in any age group and has a wide variety of causes
  - men of any age, but it most often affects older men
* common residua after treatment
  - sexual complaint of men predominantly the secondary form
* consistent inability to sustain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse.
* curing medicine produced of sharks and cod liver oil are probably the best known.
* harsh term.
* has a major effect on the quality of life of many people both male and female
  - number of physical and psychological causes
* impacts more than a man's impotent sexual activity
* implies the complete inability to get any type of erection.
* is also a consequence of diabetes or atherosclerosis.
* is an embarrassing circumstance, a heartbreaking failure
  - illness which is usually associated with kidney vacuity
  - occasional complaint in men
* is caused by a number of different factors
  - both psychological and physical problems
  - many factors
  - trauma or damage to the nerves that control an erection
* is common among diabetic patients
  - in persons with diabetes
  - disability
  - either a psychological or a physical problem
  - experienced by some men but can often be treated
  - extremely uncommon and the incidence of retrograde ejaculation is quite low
  - grounds for divorce in twenty-four states in the United States
  - illnesses
  - less common than surgery of external radiation
  - more common in smokers because smoking damages blood vessels, restricting blood flow
  - natures way of saying no hard feelings
* is often a symptom of an underlying medical condition
  - the first important sign of a hypothalamic-pituitary abnormality
  - sterility
* is suffered by thirty million American men
  - to some extent by thirty million American men
* is the consistent inability to sustain an erection
  - failure to achieve an erection, a condition faced by an increasing number of men
* is the inability for a male to get or maintain an erection
  - of a male to get the right vibrations at the right time
* is the inability of a man to achieve an erection sufficient to achieve sexual intercourse
  - to achieve and maintain an erection
* is the inability to achieve or maintain an adequate erection for sexual intercourse
  - sustain an erection satisfactorily for intercourse
  - to sustain an erection adequate for sexual intercourse
  - engage in sexual intercourse
* is the inability to have an erection of the penis
  - erection, or the loss of erection at or before penetration
  - most common male sexual disorder,affecting most men at some time in their lives
  - result or a single or more commonly a combination of multiple factors
  - treatable in all age groups
  - usually a temporary symptom that remains as long as one remains on the medication
* literally sense of powerlessness.
* major cause of stress
  - complication with all forms of treatment for prostate cancer
* man's inability to produce, or maintain, a penile erection.
* means an inability to attain or sustain erections for satisfactory sexual intercourse
  - that all or most of the time, the penis fails to get or stay hard enough for sex
* natural and irreversible part of aging
  - result of growing older
* occurs frequently in our population
  - when a user goes on and off steroids
* only happens to men over forty years of age.
* potential complication after a prostatectomy or radiation therapy
  - following a prostatectomy or radiation therapy
* problem of men but also affects couples and families.
* psychological problem.
* reversible side-effect that disappears on withdrawing the drug.
* secondary condition linked to many medical conditions.
* sets in for men , while women stop menstruating.
* sexual dysfunction that affects millions of men all over the world.
* side effect of marijuana
  - some medications
* signifies a loss of manhood.
* symptom of an imbalance in the body
  - another problem
* usually has a physical cause, such as disease, injury, or drug side-effects
  - occurs as a result of surgery
  - results from a problem with that vascular process
  - starts with a reduction in the quality or duration of erections for intercourse