age-related conditions

Though you’ll find people that would argue that ED should not be considered “normal” by men of any age, nearly all health professionals are in agreement that the presence of some erectile dysfunction symptoms by age 50 is common. The explanations for this evaluation include, but aren’t limited to, an increased drop in testosterone levels (i.e. andropause), atrophy of the corpora cavernosa muscle that is responsible for gaining and sustaining erections and psychological changes linked to the aging process.