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The recent change in how doctors evaluate sexual dysfunction Updated Nov 14, 2007 at 7:44 EST.
In the past, the usual conversation between a patient suffering from sexual dysfunction and his doctor focused on the patient`s erectile dysfunction ( ED ) problems.
Although impotence or ( ED ) is not the only type of sexual dysfunction, premature ejaculation is also a very common affliction.
Recently the flow of this doctor patient visit has changed and now doctors are exploring many different avenues when this problem is brought up.
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writing for The Urologic clinics of North America published an interesting article in the November 2007 issue about this recent change.
Now when a patient comes to a doctor complaining of sexual dysfunction the visit usually turns into an exploration of a variety of factors.
The patient is not only questioned about whether he suffers from premature ejaculation ( PE ), he is questioned about his libido, about the sex glands in his testes (hypogonadism) as well as his cardiovascular health.
A cardio vascular assessment is now usually part of this visit because of new data suggesting that (ED) may be a warning of cardiovascular disease. Written by the PEhomepage.com Editorial Team. Back to Articles  Latest News Archive  E-mail a Friend
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