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Impotence Definition – Causes and Symptoms of Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction)

13/10/2010 By Rachel 7 Comments

Impotence Erectile DysfunctionImpotence Definition – Causes and Symptoms of Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction), Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction) is the inability to initiate and maintain erections.

Physical causes of more common in older men, while psychological problems are more common in younger men. Progressively increase the age of a man, then the impotence becoming more frequent, although impotence is not part of the aging process but it is a result of diseases that are often found in elderly.

Approximately 50% of men aged 65 years and 75%, 80-year-old man experiencing impotence. In order to erect, the penis requires adequate blood flow. Because it is a disease of blood vessels (eg atherosclerosis) can cause impotence.

Impotence can also occur as a result of a blood clot due to surgery or blood vessels that cause the disruption of arterial blood flow to the penis. [Read more...]

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How to Cure Impotence and Causes of Impotence

13/10/2010 By Rachel Leave a Comment

ImpotenceTreatments for Male Impotence

Impotence is usually treatable without surgery. The type of treatment depends on the cause. Special exercises done by patients with impotence due to psychological problems, namely centering sensation technique in 3 stage .

This technique encourages intimacy and emotional warmth, which is focused to build a relationship:

  1. Phase I: flirt, the couples concentrate on each other to fun without touching the pubic region.
  2. Phase II: the couple began to touch the genital area or other erotic areas, but not the act of intercourse.
  3. Phase III: the act of intercourse.

Each achieve comfort at every stage of intimacy before continuing to the next stage. If this technique does not work, patients may need to undergo psychotherapy or behavioral sexual therapy. If patients are depressed, antidepressants can be given. [Read more...]

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Stress Relief: Symptoms and Treatment of Stress

10/10/2010 By Rachel 2 Comments

Stress ReliefStress Relief: Symptoms and Treatment of Stress.

Post Traumatic Stress anxiety is a disease caused by traumatic events, where the latter patients experienced the event will return repeatedly. Several years later, experience life-threatening or serious injuries can affect patients. Fear, helplessness or horror feel to haunt the sufferer.

Traumatic events experienced by patients over and over again, usually as nightmares or flashbacks. The patient avoids things that remind him of such trauma. Sometimes new symptoms appear several months or even several years after the traumatic incident passed.

The patient had a blunt response and standby increased (eg difficulty sleeping, or easily startled). Frequently found symptoms of depression. Post traumatic stress occurs in 1% of the population. Figures of events was higher in war veterans and victims of rape or other violence.

Treatment for post traumatic stress include: [Read more...]

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Definition, Symptoms & Treatments

10/10/2010 By Rachel 6 Comments

PSTDPost Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Definition, Symptoms & Treatments.

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is characterized by repeated, disturbing memories of traumatic events that shook the soul.

* The event that threatens death or serious injury can cause great suffering and enduring.

* People affected can remember these events, having nightmares, and avoid anything that reminds them of the event.

* Treatment may include psychotherapy (supportive and doing therapy) and antidepressant drug administration.

Experiencing or seeing a traumatic event that threatens death or serious injury can affect a person long after the experience passed. Great fear, powerlessness, or a frightening experience during the traumatic event can haunt a person.

Events that can cause interference with post-traumatic stress include the following:

  • In connection with the war.
  • Experience or see physical violence or sex.
  • Hit by disasters, both natural (eg, hurricanes) or man-made (eg, severe automobile accidents). [Read more...]
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How to Manage Time with Your Baby

10/10/2010 By Rachel Leave a Comment

Busy MomTips for Busy Moms – How to Manage Time with Your Baby.

Well, it is time for you to start working again after maternal leave. You really miss the moments you prepare your presentation, travel for business trips and so on. However, you worry about your new baby. Can I keep breastfeeding my 3 month-old baby? Who will take care of my baby? Who will monitor his or her growth? What if he or she gets sick and I am not with him or her?

This problem is one of the most common problems for new mom who decide to start working again. You want to start your activity again, but you are not sure how you can enjoy working without neglecting your new baby?

You don’t want to lose your special moment to monitor how your baby grows, but also you still want to struggle for your career? Read these tips: [Read more...]

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Health Care: Leukorrhea Symptoms – What Are the Causes of Leukorrhea?

18/09/2010 By Rachel 1 Comment

The Symptoms of Leukorrhea

Discharge of creamy white or gray from the vagina canal. This fluid can be dilute or condensed, and sometimes frothy. This phenomenon may be a normal process before or after a certain menstruation period in women.

In certain patients, it is accompanied with itch.

The normal Leukorrhea is not usually accompanied with itch. Leukorrhea also can occur in the women who is exhausted and their body resistance is weak.  Most of the liquid is derived from the cervix, despite originating from an infected vagina, or external genitals.

In the new-born female baby, from one to ten days, the fluid can be out from the vagina because the influence of hormones produced by the placenta or umbilical.

Young girls sometimes also have Leukorrhea shortly before puberty, [Read more...]

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