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A coordinated sequence of physiologic events (psychic, endocrine, vascular, and neurologic) controls normal sexual and reproductive function in men. In this site, the discussion is focused on the clinical presentation of sexual disorders in men.

Causes of erectile dysfunction

Some organic causes of erectile impotence in men
/ Endocrine causes
A Testicular failure (primary or secondary)
B Hyperprolactinemia // Drugs
A Antihistamines
1 Cimetidine
2 Diphenhydramine
3 Hydroxyzine B Antihypertensives
/ Clonidine
2 Methyldopa
3 Propranolol
4 Reserpine
5 Spironolactone
6 Thiazides C Anticholinergics D Antidepressants
/ Amitriptyline
2 Doxepin
3 Isocarboxazid E Antipsychotics
/ Chlorpromazine
2 Haloperidol
3 Thioridazine F Tranquilizers
/ Diazepam
2 Barbiturates
3 Chlordiazepoxide G Drugs of habituation or addiction
1 Alcohol
2 Methadone
3 Heroin /// Penile diseases
A Previous priapism B Penile trauma C Peyronie’s disease IV Neurologic diseases
A Anterior temporal lobe lesions B Diseases of the spinal cord C Loss of sensory input
1 Diabetes mellitus and various polyneuropathies
2 Tabes dorsalis
3 Disease of dorsal root ganglia D Disease of nervi erigentes
1 Complete prostatectomy
2 Rectosigmoid operations
3 Aortic bypass surgery V Vascular disease
A Leriche syndrome