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Erectile disorder [View testimonials]
Erectile disorder, or impotence, refers to a male’s inability to attain or maintain penile erection sufficient to complete intercourse. The patient with primary impotence has never achieved a sufficient erection; secondary impotence, which is more common and less serious than the primary form, implies that, despite present inability, the patient has succeeded in completing intercourse in the past. Transient periods of impotence aren’t considered dysfunction and probably occur in half of adult males. Erectile disorder affects all age-groups but increases in frequency with age. The prognosis depends on the severity and duration of impotence and the underlying cause.

Symptoms:
Secondary erectile disorder is classified as follows:
Partial — The patient is unable to achieve a full erection.
Intermittent — The patient is sometimes potent with the same partner.
Selective — The patient is potent only with certain females.

Some men lose erectile function suddenly; others lose it gradually. If the cause isn’t organic, erection may still be achieved through masturbation. Patients with psychogenic impotence may appear anxious, with sweating and palpitations, or may lose interest in sexual activity. Patients with psychogenic or drug-induced impotence may suffer severe depression, which may cause the impotence or result from it.

Stem Cell Therapy:

Now, such incurable diseases can be treated by Stem Cell Therapy.

Where Stem cells are being taken from patient’s own bone marrow, Adipose derived fat stem cells, peripheral blood derived stem cells or Umbilical cord blood-derived & placenta-derived immune rejection free stem cells. No. of experts in different parts of the world say Germany, Mexico, Ukraine, India, China and many more have treated thousands of patients suffering from incurable disease improving their Life quality.

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