There are no studies or research thus far regarding marijuana use and erectile dysfunction. However, as men look for causes and solutions, the subject is greatly mentioned and discussed on the internet.
Marijuana does not contain nicotine, so it should not reduce blood flow in the same way as cigarette use. However, given the politics of marijuana use, there is a lot of conjecture and speculation on this subject, as in all other areas of marijuana use. Effects of marijuana depend partially on the expectations of the user. If it creates anxiety, then erectile dysfunction is a possible result.
The level of intoxication can influence the effects of marijuana. Lower levels of intoxication can allow greater communication and greater sensitivity, increased stamina and skill. As with other drugs, such as liquor, higher levels of intoxication can make the user withdrawn and can overwhelm the user, reducing sexual desire. See second answer below for an example.
Yes it does!!!! I am a lady, 42 yrs old that has beenin relationships with two regular marijuana users and the problem was a lack of interest in having sex, an inability to maintain an erection the few times we did attempt it (mostly unsuccessfully) and difficulty reaching orgasm! That was him. Even taking Viagra didn't help much.
I know it affects people differently but in my experience regular dopers are lousy lovers! Ladies, save yourselves a lot of frustration and dissappointment - MOVE ON!!
There are plenty of great, sexually interested and able men out there who are willing and able to offer up the sexual relationship you desire. GET OUT!
There are many possible causes of erectile dysfunction:
-Hypertension
-Atherosclerosis
-Stress, anxiety or depression
-Alcohol and tobacco use
-Some prescription medications
-Fatigue
-Brain or spinal-cord injuries
-Hypogonadism
-Parkinson's disease
-Radiation therapy to the testicles
-Stroke
-Some types of prostate or bladder surgery
So good question. A lot of the drugs on the market have nasty side effects, especially after long term use, and can get quite expensive too!
There are a variety of natural treatments, including herbal supplements and acupuncture. The best way to treat though is to find the root cause of it. As men hit thirty, their testosterone levels gradually decrease. For most men a herbal remedy that boosts testosterone proves highly effective. A great product you could try is called Herbal Ignite, it's been around for over a decade, and made in clean green New Zealand, so you can be assured of the quality and efficacy of its ingredients. You can get more info from their website, but basically as I understand it works by using the herb Tribulus Terrestris stimulating the body to produce more testosterone, like it did when you were in your twenties.
The side effect list "Loss of sexual desire" but does not use the word Impotence, but one will certainly get you the other so I would still say YES
No. No it does not.
depends on person to person marijuana is generally addictive but few people starts hating it even in that state of mind they can use marijuana if they get it, addiction enhance with regular use .........
As far as the records go, there has never been a recorded death from use of marijuana.
Marijuana can have negative effects on the teen brain, interfering with memory, learning, and decision-making. It can also impact brain development and increase the risk of mental health issues in teens. Regular use of marijuana during adolescence may have long-term effects on cognitive abilities and function.
regular medicine
The use of marijuana can cause the the rhogam shot to counter act and can cause a miss carry and effect on any other pregnantcy you try again
No. Marijuana, if anything, will help reduce any feelings of nausea, indigestion or other discomforts antibiotics can cause.
Yes
People who smoke a lot of marijuana often have short-term memory problems, but this usually clears up once the person has quit smoking. Some studies have shown a correlation between chronic marijuana use and decreased brain activity, but it is not clear whether or not these effects are permanent. Some studies also suggest that there may be a correlation between chronic marijuana use and impotence and low sperm count in men. Then, of course, there is always the risk of lung cancer and other smoking-related diseases. The key to using marijuana, as is the key to most everything in life, is to use it in moderation.
Abuse of any drug can cause problems. However, long term marijuana use does not cause cancer or heart disease, like cigarettes could.Psychologically, long term use of marijuana could bring out underlying mental illnesses (such as a depressed person getting more depressed).
No. There is no evidence that marijuana or its active ingredient delta-1 TCP has any direct effect on sterility or fertility whatsoever.