A slow onset of erectile dysfunction symptoms over a period of several years is common, while any immediate onset of ED is pretty much unheard of. For most men, it’s a slowly developing process. It’s best to state first that symptoms vary from one man to another, and emotional states can play a role as well.
There are 3 predominant erectile dysfunction symptoms:
Difficulty getting an erection Difficulty keeping an erection Reduced sexual desire The third of them is reduced sexual desire, which can be either a result of misgivings and/or embarrassment about their masculinity due to having ED, or it can be because of external psychological factors depending on the individual.
In many cases, it is both, but overall this one of the erectile dysfunction symptoms is a more difficult one for us to pinpoint specific causes. Which is where we’ll move to next. Before we do that one other quick mention; it’s quite common to have little to no ED in the morning hours, but suffer from it in the afternoon and evening quite pronouncedly.
