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Tadalafil, better known by its brand name Cialis, is among the most popular treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED) out in the market today. It belongs to a category of drugs known as PDE5 inhibitors, which includes sildenafil (Viagra) and vardenafil (Levitra). They enhance your body’s sexual arousal response by boosting blood flow to the penis, therefore giving you firmer erections. Tadalafil lasts longer than its other PDE5 kin, which works up to 36 hours. Is tadalafil the right ED drug for you? Read up on our article to find out. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/tadalafil-cialis-what-it-does-side-effects-other-potential-treatments/

Erections feel as though they were a simple bodily process – you get stimulated, you feel aroused, and then voila! You get a stiff erection. But there’s more to them than meets the eye. In fact, your body can run through a couple of obstacles at any time in between the process – which in turn could cause erectile dysfunction (ED). Besides ED and its complications like priapism, there’s another erection-related dysfunction you’ll need to keep an eye out for: hard flaccid syndrome. Here’s what you need to know about this condition. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/what-is-hard-flaccid-syndrome-hfs-a-complete-primer/

There’s a lot more going under the hood when men ejaculate – and when we talk about ejaculations, we focus on the good feelings it brings rather than how they actually occur. This article will discuss everything you need to know about the male ejaculation – how it occurs, the benefits it brings, and the potential problems that men could run into when they ejaculate. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/male-ejaculation-how-it-occurs-benefits-and-potential-problems/

Sildenafil (Viagra) is known as a safe and effective first-line treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). Most men that take sildenafil enjoy excellent results with it. But is sildenafil THAT safe? Is it so safe as milk that you can use it even if you don’t have ED and experience the same results? You might have faced the temptation of “sampling” a pill from a friend to see if it works for you. After all, if it works for men with ED, why shouldn’t it help you get better erections even if you don’t have ED? Well, it isn’t as simple as you think it is – we’ve got the full scoop right here. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/is-it-safe-to-use-sildenafil-viagra-for-recreational-purposes/

If you’ve searched online for information about treating ED, you’ve likely heard of medications called PDE5 inhibitors. PDE5 inhibitors are medications that improve blood flow to certain tissues, including the tissue of the penis. They work by inhibiting the action of phosphodiesterase-5, an enzyme that can be found in the smooth muscle cells of blood vessels. Although PDE5 inhibitors were originally designed to treat cardiovascular health issues, they’re most commonly used today to treat erectile dysfunction. Common PDE5 inhibitors available today include Viagra® (which contains the active ingredient sildenafil), Cialis® (tadalafil), Levitra® (vardenafil) and Stendra® (avanafil). Below, we’ve explained what PDE5 inhibitors are, how they work and how you might be able to use them to treat ED. We’ve also discussed several important topics related to PDE5 inhibitors, from side effects and interactions to frequently asked questions and more. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/how-do-erectile-dysfunction-drugs-work-a-complete-rundown-on-pde5-inhibitors/

The National Institutes of Health pegs the number of men suffering from some form of erectile dysfunction (ED) at around 30 to 40 million men in the United States alone. That makes ED one of the most common sexual dysfunctions affecting men across all age groups globally. If you suspect you might have ED, consult your healthcare provider to determine the best course of treatment. In the meantime, you might want to know how to self-test for erectile dysfunction in the comfort of your own home – one that will help determine whether the cause of your ED is from physical or psychological factors. Read up for the full scoop on how you can test yourself for ED at home. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/testing-for-erectile-dysfunction-what-you-need-to-know/

Are you a senior citizen? If so, you should keep in mind that it’s just as important to keep your sex life active in your 70s as you did in your earlier adulthood. In this article, we will discuss all you need to know about keeping a healthy, vigorous sex life well into your 70s. We will talk about the changes you might notice, apart from sharing practical tips to help you make the most out of your sex life as a senior. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/sex-tips-for-septuagenarians-how-to-have-great-sex-even-in-your-70s/

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be caused by a variety of reasons. Some of them may be diagnosed easily, but some causes can be harder to detect. ED is often treated using medicine. However, despite the success rate of ED drugs, some men respond differently to them. Therefore, that means some causes of erectile dysfunction may need a more “physical” solution. If you’re asking the question: “Is it possible to get physical therapy for my penis for ED?,” then you’re in the right place. This article will discuss everything you need to know about whether physical therapy can treat ED. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/can-you-get-physical-therapy-to-treat-erectile-dysfunction-ed/

“How often should I take my erectile dysfunction (ED) pills?” is a common question we get almost every day. Many men diagnosed with ED often ask the same question as they embark on their journey. We’ll make it easy for you: this article will explain everything you need to know about how often you can take ED drugs. In a nutshell, you can take them as often as you need within reasonable limits. Read up further on our blog to learn more. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/erectile-dysfunction-ed-drugs-how-often-should-you-take-them/

If you’re reading this and you’ve been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction (ED), know that you are not alone. According to data, ED affects nearly 40 million men in the United States alone. And while you’re never alone in the struggle against ED, many things cause this common medical condition. One of the factors attributed to ED may just be linked to sleep. We know that sleep is a key piece of the puzzle of overall health and well-being, and lacking enough sleep can cause a variety of medical concerns. But does lack of sleep affect your erectile function? Read up on our article to find out more. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/sleep-deprivation-and-erectile-dysfunction-does-a-lack-of-sleep-lead-to-ed/

The debate on the pros and cons of circumcision has been raging on for as long as it was a thing. And both sides are presenting solid evidence to substantiate their claims. One of the more polarizing arguments about circumcision is its potential link to erectile dysfunction (ED). Does getting circumcised lead to or cause erectile dysfunction? Science shows that ED and circumcision are unrelated, but significant differences DO remain between circumcised and uncircumcised penises. Learn what you need to know about circumcision and ED in this article. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/does-circumcision-cause-erectile-dysfunction-ed-what-you-need-to-know/

We all know how important a role testosterone plays in keeping your overall health firing on all cylinders. Testosterone, after all, is responsible for regulating your libido, building muscle mass and strength, keeping your fertility on fleek, and maintaining strong and healthy bones. We hate to burst the testosterone bubble though. See, unfortunately, testosterone can also play an equally important role in the development of acne. This article will explain how testosterone can affect your skin and induce acne breakouts on your face and back. We’ll also give you some ideas as to how to control your acne. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/does-testosterone-replacement-therapy-trigger-acne-breakouts/

Viagra® – also known as its generic version sildenafil – is one of the most renowned drugs targeted toward men. Sildenafil is also among the premier options for treating the symptoms of erectile dysfunction (ED). However, sildenafil isn’t without its side effects. The #1 side effect of sildenafil or Viagra® is headaches, with one in four men prescribed sildenafil reported experiencing headaches. What causes sildenafil or Viagra®-induced headaches? This article will explore what you can do to treat and prevent them. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/sildenafil-induced-headaches-why-do-i-get-headaches-when-i-use-viagra/

Worried about your testosterone levels? If you have, you might be familiar with advertisements about testosterone-boosting supplements. Testosterone boosters are supplements that claim to increase testosterone production – a key component of male physical and sexual health responsible for many characteristics that are attributed to being “male.” Many testosterone boosters contain a combination of herbs and androgens generally available over the counter. And since ingredient concentrations may vary depending on the product, the results from using these T-boosters may vary wildly from supplement to supplement. This article will discuss everything you need to know about testosterone booster supplements, their effects, safety, and your options, including advice on how to boost your own testosterone. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/testosterone-booster-supplements-effects-safety-how-to-boost-your-t-levels/

Zinc has long been marketed as one of the constant ingredients of multivitamin supplements, touted for its many purported benefits by experts for decades. For instance, zinc has often been mentioned as something that may help boost low testosterone and a flagging sex drive based on studies conducted on the mineral – both of which being conditions that may greatly affect the quality of your life. However, just because zinc is part and parcel of your daily vitamins, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a panacea for your sexual health and function. If your testosterone levels are low, zinc might give you that extra boost you need. Key word – might. This article will help you determine if it will – or if it won’t – help you. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/testosterone-and-zinc-will-taking-zinc-supplements-increase-your-testosterone/

It’s happened to all of us – the sensation of being aroused for so long that it actually hurts. Say hello to blue balls – a slang term referring to sexual frustration. Blue balls are another term for a medical condition known as epididymal hypertension. And while blue balls can literally ride up your jock as a nuisance, it can be treated. Here’s what you need to know about blue balls and what you can do to relieve them. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/epididymal-hypertension-blue-balls-what-you-need-to-know/

Are you having problems getting an erection even after taking sildenafil (Viagra®)? Erectile dysfunction (ED) can range in severity, which is why finding the right starting dose is important if you plan to treat your symptoms with sildenafil. Both Viagra® and its generic equivalent, sildenafil, is available in three doses: 25 mg, 50 mg, and 100 mg. Therefore, it’s not surprising that one of the most common questions among one in two men above 40 is, “What is the normal starting dose for sildenafil or Viagra®?” Read up on our article to find the answer. https://ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/sildenafil-viagra-dosage-what-is-the-normal-starting-dose/

Free testosterone is a type of testosterone each of us has running through our bloodstreams. If you opt to get your testosterone levels checked, your doctor may want to verify your total testosterone and free testosterone count – and for good reason. This article will discuss what free testosterone is and why it counts. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/the-lowdown-on-free-testosterone-and-its-important-role-in-the-body/

Most men would agree that the act of ejaculation is pleasurable. But is it possible that ejaculating can also be good for your health, just as getting adequate amounts of vitamin D and weekly cardio does? According to some studies, regular ejaculation is beneficial to cardiovascular health and sperm quality besides acting as an anti-inflammatory. On the other hand, unverified reports claim that preventing ejaculation (also known as semen retention) is better for your health. Let’s take a look at what the science says. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/ejaculation-frequency-how-frequent-should-men-ejaculate-on-average/

Low testosterone is diagnosed when your testosterone levels decline below normal levels (300-1000 ng/DL). Fortunately, it’s a treatable condition. One of the most common ways to treat low testosterone is testosterone replacement therapy. The treatment typically involves testosterone injections to increase your serum concentrations back to normal. But while testosterone replacement therapy has been proven to be beneficial in treating low T, there’s one thing you need to know about TRT: it can hasten the effects of male pattern hair loss. This article will discuss why male pattern baldness and how testosterone can indirectly influence hair loss. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/can-testosterone-injections-make-you-go-bald/

Testosterone plays a central role in the development of “male” characteristics such as a deeper voice, building muscle mass, increasing libido, and developing strong bones, among many others. But is there any reason to believe that testosterone might cause anxiety? This article will discuss the effects of testosterone levels on your mental health and moods and examine whether low testosterone can cause anxiety. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/low-testosterone-and-anxiety-does-low-t-trigger-anxiety-in-men/

People have long been looking for ways to boost their sex drive for as long as they have existed. From the time of the ancient Egyptians to this very day, it only takes one quick Google search to discover all sorts of food, beverages, substances, and supplements that claim to enhance libido and sexual pleasure. That said, if you’re looking for male aphrodisiacs, we’ve put together a list of natural foods and herbs that can help give your sex life a boost in a pinch. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/need-an-energy-boost-in-the-bedroom-try-these-12-natural-aphrodisiacs/

Let’s face it – erectile dysfunction (ED) can be the stuff of nightmares. People with ED fall over themselves trying to find the right solution for their erectile problems. Drugs like sildenafil (Viagra) remain the first line of treatment against ED, but perhaps you might have heard of purportedly natural ED treatments like icariin. Icariin is the active ingredient in horny goat weed – but does it really work like a PDE5 inhibitor drug like sildenafil? Let’s find out. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/the-lowdown-on-icariin-horny-goat-weed-does-it-really-work-like-sildenafil-viagra/

People have been taking aphrodisiacs for millennia. From the ancient civilizations of ancient Egypt to the generations-old medical traditions of ancient China and India, many practices, foods, and products have been recognized as aphrodisiacs, proclaiming how they can purportedly improve a person’s sex life. From pomegranates to rhino horns, aphrodisiacs have long been part and parcel of human civilization, just as the desire to achieve optimal sexual performance is. Let’s take a look at some of the most common aphrodisiacs and determine whether there is actual science to back their claims. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/aphrodisiacs-are-they-backed-by-science/

The body relies on vast, complex networks of biochemical signals to help it fire on all cylinders and feel good. Hormones are one of those chemicals. And if their levels are too high or too low, they can cause far-ranging consequences in the body. In this article, we will talk about a category of hormones known as androgens and learn what happens when their levels are too high or too low in both men and women. https://www.ultrapharmrx.com/blog/sexual-health/androgens-what-are-they-and-how-do-they-affect-men-and-women/