Health Issues for Men that can Make Sex over 50 Difficult*

By the time a man is 50 years of age, his normal level of sexual intercourse has dropped by half. This is based on the average peak from around 18 to 25 years of age for a normal male. There are a variety of different health issues for men that can make engaging in sex after they are 50 years of age difficult.

There are both physical and mental problems for men that can make it difficult to get or maintain an erection. Even if the problems start out being physical in nature, it can soon turn into a psychological issue as well. This is because a man can feel inadequate when he can no longer fulfill this role. He may become angry, upset, and even emotionally withdrawn because of it.

Even during sexual excitement, he may be thinking about it in the back of his mind. The anxiety of previously not being able to get or maintain an erection can certainly affect a man. The fear of it happening again can actually cause it to happen to the point where a man will avoid engaging in any type of intimacy that could lead to the woman wanting sexual intercourse to take place.

A male may find that various medications that have to be taken for medical problems can result in erectile dysfunction. It can be frustrating because in order to take care of a certain medical need they have to give up something that is giving them a great deal of pleasure. Taking the medication may only be temporary but if it is to be an ongoing need then it is more of a concern.

Sometimes the erectile dysfunction from the medications is a side effect that goes away as the body adjusts to it. Other times the doctor is going to need to adjust the dosage or even try out new medications. Many males don’t want to share this problem with their doctor though so they just stop taking their medication. That is certainly not a good solution for any male who is having problems with sex due to medication conditions as well as their age.

There are some healthy issues for men that make sex after the age of 50 difficult that are more on the mental level than anything else. They may find they don’t have the same defined look in their arms or abs that they once had. They may find it hard to believe a woman still wants to be with them sexually when they look like that.

Low self-esteem is a major problem for men with their overall physical appearance as they get older. The development of a beer gut or even the onset of going bald can all affect them. Do your best to remind yourself of your best qualities so you can focus on having a great time during sex and not your appearance.

Not all males over the age of 50 will have health issues that prevent them from having a happy sex life. However, since so many well it is a very important issue to address. They can become frustrated when they can no longer perform sexually as they once did. It can create issues in their relationship too if their partner no longer feels desired or their sexual needs aren’t being satisfied.

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