Similar words: dysfunction, dysfunctional, objective function, production function, erectile, function, functional, and function. Meaning: n. impotence resulting from a man's inability to have or maintain an erection of his penis.
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31, The symptoms of male sexual dysfunction are sexopathy, erectile dysfunction, disorder of ejaculation and orgasm, and pianism .
32, But alas , millions of theafflicted by erectile dysfunction and cannot achieve a full erection.
33, Methods: 20 patients with erectile dysfunction were examined twice about NPT after AVSS.
34, Erectile dysfunction ( ED ), or the inabilityan erection , is a complex condition with many possible causes. Sentencedict.com
35, Obesity and high cholesterol are also associated with erectile dysfunction ( ED ).
36, It's usually safe to combine the erectile dysfunction drugs sildenafil (Viagra), vardenafil (Levitra) and tadalafil (Cialis) with high blood pressure medications.
37, They had reportedly taken counterfeit copies of drugs purporting to treat erectile dysfunction but which contained a hefty dose of glyburide, used for treating diabetes.
38, When it comes to men's health, popular culture focuses on "six-pack abs, hair loss and erectile dysfunction," says Craig Garfield, a pediatrician in Evanston, Ill.
39, China, a large - scale survey in 2007 found that 20 % of men with erectile dysfunction and smoking.
40, Objectives: To evaluate the curative effect of embedding deep dorsal vein of penis on erectile dysfunction (ED).
41, Objective : To evaluate the sex therapy for erectile dysfunction ( ED ).
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