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Depression and Erectile Dysfunction

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Depression is Often a Major Cause of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) and Impotence

Not only can depression affect the ability to achieve an erection, it also often negatively affects libido, or sex drive.

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Getting Psychological Treatment for Depression

The best first step to take when you decide to treat depression is to see your doctor or primary care physician. If you don’t have a regular doctor, a visit to a local community clinic is also a great first place to start. Here your doctor can get a good idea of your symptoms and recommend the best course of action for your particular case.

Exercise Your Way to a Happier, Healthier Self!

Clinical depression can leave a person feeling like they are being held down – not just by a lack of motivation – but a heavy physical lethargy. Depression can cause a person to have an overwhelming sense of melancholy, erectile dysfunction, weight loss and reoccurring feelings of anxiety. If you’re suffering from depression, exercise is probably one of the last things on your mind. But, exercise can be very, very useful in treating depression. And, it’s easier than you think to get both the psychological and physiological benefits that come from a healthy exercise routine.