Erectile Dysfunction at 28: Physical, Psychological, and Lifestyle Causes
ED in a 28-year-old can have multiple causes:
Physical
- Medical conditions: diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease (affect blood flow)
- Medications: antidepressants, antihistamines, blood pressure drugs
- Hormonal: low testosterone
- Neurological: spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis
- Vascular: atherosclerosis
Psychological
- Stress, anxiety, depression
- Relationship issues: conflict, intimacy problems, infidelity
Lifestyle
- Smoking (vessel damage)
- Excessive alcohol
- Recreational drugs (cocaine, marijuana)
- Obesity
See a doctor to identify the cause—ED can signal underlying conditions.
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