The following factors are associated with the characteristics of people who are prone to ED (erectile dysfunction), but height, amount of hair, and body shape (tiny, bald, fat, etc.) themselves have no direct effect.
Age: The risk of ED increases with age. This is due to natural changes in the body, reduced blood flow, and changes in hormone levels.
Lifestyle Diseases: Diseases that cause damage to blood vessels and nerves, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, can predispose a person to ED.
Lifestyle: Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, improper diet, and lack of exercise also increase the risk of ED.
Psychological factors: Psychological problems such as stress, anxiety, and depression can also affect ED.
Medication side effects: Some medications, especially hypertension medications and antidepressants, may have side effects that can cause ED.
It is important to understand these factors and, if necessary, make lifestyle changes and seek appropriate medical consultation.
