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I want to share this with you just in case it may help someone. Please I beg your pardon and forgive my poor English. I realized 4 years ago that I had ED progessively underway. It came to a point of being unable to have an erection, and limited to oral sex. I tried tons of supplements. Some were helpful, but nothing beat nutrition the most useful are cacao, pomerenegade juice, and eating nitrate (spinach). This nutrition began to give me hope about 6 months ago. I began to have erection for intercourse 2 months ago.
I discovered 6 weeks ago that the cause of the problem was a sleep breathing disorder. I have been snoring more and more to a point that my wife had to sleep to another room almost every night. I enquired for a laser surgery, and I was told by the doctor that he needed to make sure that I don't have obstrucve sleep aphnea. He sent me to have a full sleep study.
I received a diagnosis, and I began treatment 3 weeks ago, and morning woods are back. PLease resd the following.
There are also numerous studies showing the ED is a common complication of obstructive sleep apnea. One of the more common signs that sleep apnea treatment is working (through CPAP, dental devices or surgery) is that men are having erections again upon awakening in the morning. In many cases, ED resolves completely after sleep apnea treatment.
Not getting deep, high quality sleep is known to cause a physiologic state of stress, leading to too much of an adrenaline response. This results in an inability to relax vascular smooth muscles in various parts of the body, including the hands, as well as the digestive or reproductive organs.
If you have obstructive sleep apnea or upper airway resistance syndrome, it’s a given that your body will be under a constant state of stress. This why why after properly treating these conditions, ED and Raynaud’s often improve. These common conditions are not problems specific to the respective body parts—they are the end result of a systemic problem aggravated by not breathing and not sleeping properly.
I discovered 6 weeks ago that the cause of the problem was a sleep breathing disorder. I have been snoring more and more to a point that my wife had to sleep to another room almost every night. I enquired for a laser surgery, and I was told by the doctor that he needed to make sure that I don't have obstrucve sleep aphnea. He sent me to have a full sleep study.
I received a diagnosis, and I began treatment 3 weeks ago, and morning woods are back. PLease resd the following.
There are also numerous studies showing the ED is a common complication of obstructive sleep apnea. One of the more common signs that sleep apnea treatment is working (through CPAP, dental devices or surgery) is that men are having erections again upon awakening in the morning. In many cases, ED resolves completely after sleep apnea treatment.
Not getting deep, high quality sleep is known to cause a physiologic state of stress, leading to too much of an adrenaline response. This results in an inability to relax vascular smooth muscles in various parts of the body, including the hands, as well as the digestive or reproductive organs.
If you have obstructive sleep apnea or upper airway resistance syndrome, it’s a given that your body will be under a constant state of stress. This why why after properly treating these conditions, ED and Raynaud’s often improve. These common conditions are not problems specific to the respective body parts—they are the end result of a systemic problem aggravated by not breathing and not sleeping properly.
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