101. BBC News | Health | Impotence Warning Call For Smokers Cigarette packets should tell men that smoking could ruin their sex lives, saysthe British Medical Association. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_357000/357985.stm

Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Wednesday, June 2, 1999 Published at 12:24 GMT 13:24 UK Health Impotence warning call for smokers It is hoped the fear of impotence will make men stop smoking Cigarette packets should tell smokers to expect impotence rather than heart disease or cancer, says the British Medical Association. The BBC's James Westhead: "Smoking affects sexual performance" Doctors' leaders believe that warning younger smokers of the link between lighting up and erectile dysfunction would be a far more effective deterrent than any prospect of far more serious disease later in life. It is thought that smoking is responsible for impotence in 120,000 men in the UK aged between 30 and 49. Health Minister Tessa Jowell said that she would be pressing for clear labelling at a European health ministers' meeting which will discuss the issue next week. She said: "It is important to communicate to the public the range of conditions that smoking causes, and most people don't know that smoking can cause impotence." The message is that smoking can damage your sex life The call has also been backed both by Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) and the Impotence Association.

102. Performance Anxiety And Impotence An explanation of sexual performance anxiety in men and impotence. http://www.drdaveanddee.com/impotence.html

Dear Dr. Dave and Dr. Dee, I'm 18 years old. I've never had a problem with impotence, never had trouble achieving an erection. But about 2 weeks ago, before sex with my girlfriend, it was very very difficult to get an erection. Ever since, thats the only thing on my mind. I find myself constantly worrying about impotence. When I'm intimate I find myself doing nothing but worrying. I do get erections, it just takes a while. Do you have any advice? Any ways I can get this off my mind? I've heard that a lot of impotence cases are mental. Signed, How do I get over this? Dear How, It isn’t unusual for a healthy 18 year old with otherwise normal erectile function to develop temporary erectile dysfunction. This is usually due to performance anxiety. This is not impotence, which is a chronic condition. Impotence is most often linked to blood flow problems, usually due to blocked arteries and/or leaking veins. Blocked arteries and vein leakage problems are complex, but in general result from a blockage of arteries through which blood flows into the penis, or a loss of compliance of the erectile tissue inside the penis and the veins through which the blood leaves the penis. These problems, which are often related to atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), are seldom seen in otherwise healthy young men, although they can occur at an early age in individuals with diabetes or a number of other chronic medical conditions. Some impotence is due to malfunction of nerves to the penis, as seen in people with spinal cord injuries. Sometimes the cause of impotence is purely psychological, but often psychological problems are a reaction to, rather than a cause of impotence. Smoking is a major risk factor for developing impotence, which is yet another reason for folks to quit. Alcohol impairs erectile function.

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106. Impotence/Erectile Dysfunction impotence is the failure to achieve an erection, a condition faced by an increasingnumber of men. In order to diagnose the potential problems that lead to http://www.sexhealth.org/problems/impotence.shtml

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111. Impotence: A Woman's Perspective An article about the woman s response to her mate s impotence. http://www.grandtimes.com/impotencew.html

Impotence: A Woman's Perspective by J. Douglas Trapp, M.D. After the initial concern that something is going wrong with the relationship, a woman may turn her frustration and disappointment into anger at her mate-especially if they don't communicate well. More likely, though, the reaction is self-blame. The woman may feel that she's no longer attractive or that her partner doesn't love her any more. She worries that he may be having an affair and that she'll be rejected or abandoned. Another strong emotion the partners of impotent men often feel is the fear that he may be physically ill. After all, it's generally known that about 85-90 percent of erectile problems are caused by an existing medical condition. Despite their worry, many women are reluctant to suggest that their partner see a doctor. Sometimes, both partners see a doctor. Sometimes, both partners avoid the issue entirely and pretend that everything is fine. This attitude can intensify anger or depression. Some women are honestly glad for the impotence-glad they don't "have to have sex" anymore. Their secret relief, however, may be accompanied by guilt at feeling that way or a sense of inadequacy because they don't enjoy sexual intercourse. A woman's emotions regarding the impotence of her partner can be complex. And don't forget that the male partner is going through similar strong emotions. If you've had some of these feelings, remember that such emotions are normal and that most women dealing with impotence will experience them. Acknowledge them. Understand you're not alone and you're not unusual. There are 30 million partners of impotent men!

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115. Successful Treatment For Impotence NSW Health Multi-Cultural Health Communication Service. http://www.mhcs.health.nsw.gov.au/health-public-affairs/mhcs/publications/5115.h

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119. Erectile Dysfunction / Impotence Detailed information on sexual dysfunction, including risk factors, types,diagnosis, treatment, and coping. http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/uvahealth/adult_men/impotenc.cfm

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