EIQ Men Podcast
The refractory period is the time after sexual climax (orgasm) before you feel ready and aroused to have sex again. Many men and their partners do not realize that the refractory period tends to get longer with age. Awareness of your refractory period, and the impact it can have on erections, is the subject of today’s podcast episode.
Masturbation is covered on today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast. We explore why some men tend to associate masturbation with erectile dysfunction.
We discuss sex therapy and how it can help a man improve his erections on today’s episode.
Premature ejaculation is covered on today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast. Our host (Mark Goldberg, LCMFT, CST) defines premature ejaculation and describes the different ways it is treated. We also explore the connection between premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction while providing advice for men dealing with these issues.
Any major life event can impact erections and contribute to a man’s Erectile Dysfunction (ED). It can be even more impactful if the life event involves sex. The news of a partner becoming pregnant can trigger ED for many different reasons. Today’s episode explores this phenomenon and offers advice for dealing with it to better improve erections.
Jonathan Noury, DPT, joins us to discuss Erectile Dysfunction and the Pelvic Floor. Dr. Noury is a physical therapist in New York.
Setting unrealistic expectations when dealing with erectile dysfunction can be a major issue for many men and their sexual partners. Setting reasonable goals to achieve and maintain erections is discussed on today’s episode.
Today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast is about dealing with the feelings of embarrassment that come with erectile dysfunction.
Dr. Melissa Mendez joins the podcast to discuss how Erectile Dysfunction is commonly diagnosed. Dr. Mendez is a fellowship-trained urologist with Chesapeake Urology in Maryland. She was trained at one of the top programs in the United States in sexual dysfunction, genital reconstructive surgery, andrology and male infertility. Her work includes treating men with erectile dysfunction.
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