Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction
Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction is a subtype of erectile dysfunction characterized by the inability to achieve or maintain an erection due to psychological factors—such as anxiety, depression, stress, or interpersonal conflict—rather than organic, neurological, or vascular pathology.
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Psychogenic Erectile Disorder
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Sleep-related penile tumescence as a function of age
Ismet Karacan, R L Williams, John I. Thornby et al. · American Journal of Psychiatry · 1975 · 218 citations
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Douglas Mental Health University Institute
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