In this article we will explore the intersection of sexual health, relationships, premature ejaculation (PE), and Zoloft (Sertraline). Patients often ask if Zoloft be used to treat PE, and we explore this question in-depth in the article below. If you are…

There are several factors, both physical and psychological that seem to play a role in the process and can lead to ejaculatory issues including PE.

Incorporating porn into a relationship is a personal decision for each couple. How each person thinks about, and experiences pornography will help.

A mental block is when emotions interfere with the subconscious thought processes in the mind. Mental blocks around sexual dysfunction are most often subconscious.

Masturbating once a day is common for many men around the world. When the need to masturbate interferes with normal daily function or prevents someone from being able to complete basic tasks, it can be a problem.

When reviewing studies on the average age of erectile dysfunction, it is important to closely examine what definitions of ED are being used.

It is vital that man have access to reliable information that helps them understand what causes erectile dysfunction.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is complex. Some men will make great progress using our e-course and will resolve their ED through that,

Erectile dysfunction can be a painful condition causing emotional distress and relationship issues.

Many men wonder if erectile dysfunction (ED) is all in their head. The answer is complex.

Your mental health can make the difference between robust erections and erectile dysfunction.

Many people question if watching porn can cause erectile dysfunction or make it worse.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be caused by non-physical factors.

Learning you have erectile dysfunction (ED) can be startling, upsetting and stressful.

Erectile dysfunction is often thought of as a condition impacting older men only.

Erectile dysfunction has been an issue plaguing men for many centuries.

Mental health and wellness can be a deciding factor in erectile dysfunction (ED).