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How to overcome ED and PE
Sexual Health & Disorders
Question #21483
13 days ago
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How to overcome ED and PE - #21483

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Iam facing ED problem more 2yaers PE also If I plan to sex my Penus not eracting that time iam feeling performance anxiety which treatment for best results . Can you help me Iam very depressed for this issue

Age: 32
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Hey, sounds like you're dealing with something really tough, but don't worry, Ayurveda has some great approaches for ED and PE. Let's break it down, yeah? This issue often ties into dosha imbalances. For ED, we usually look at Vata dosha since it can disrupt the nervous system, while PE might link more with Pitta, leading to extra heat in the body. First off—diet really matters. Eat warm, nourishing foods. Think along the lines of cooked vegetables, rice, whole grains, and lentils. Avoiding processed stuff, caffeine, and spicy food helps too. Kinda like calming down your digestive fire—or agni—which will support overall balance. Herbs like Ashwagandha and Shatavari can be your allies here. They’re adaptogens, meaning they help the body manage stress, which is key since you’ve mentioned performance anxiety. A teaspoon of Ashwagandha powder mixed with warm milk at bedtime can be calming. Shatavari capsules could also be added to your daily routine for balancing Pitta. Creating a balance between activity and relaxation is crucial. Gentle yoga poses like Pavanmuktasana and Vajrasana after meals can improve blood circulation and energy flow, and also helps with digestion. And don’t underestimate pranayama (breathing exercises) for anxiety reduction. Try practicing Nadi Shodhana (Alternate Nostril Breathing) in the morning to calm your mind. The idea is to integrate these methods into daily life because it's doable over the long term, right? Consistency is more important than doing everything perfectly. And, it might be smart to chat with a trusted Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice—everyone's body is different. Feeling down is completely understandable in this situation but hey, tackling it with understanding and kindness to yourself can be powerful. If it’s taking a toll on your mental health, talking to a therapist could provide relief. Stay patient with yourself—improvements take time but this is totally manageable.
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