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Diseases And Disorders Of The Circulatory System

Health Encyclopedia: Erectile Dysfunction (Impotence) Prognosis

Prognosis


Temporary erectile dysfunction is very common and usually not a serious problem. Nevertheless, if the condition is persistent, psychological effects can be significant. Erectile dysfunction can have a devastating impact on a relationship and can cause extreme depression, which may become chronic if not treated. When a consistent pattern of sexual dysfunction extends over a prolonged period of time, a serious physical or emotional disorder may be present.

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