A feeble erection, also referred to as impotence or erectile dysfunction (ED), may be caused by a number of behavioral, psychological, or medical causes. While occasional erection difficulties are common, chronic problems may need medical care. Atherosclerosis, or the hardening of the arteries, is one condition that may reduce blood flow to the penis, which can impact erections.

High blood sugar may harm neurons and blood arteries, which can exacerbate ED symptoms.Low testosterone levels might affect the ability to errect a penis.Mental health conditions might affect a person's ability to act sexually.A typical sign of depression is a decreased desire for sexual activity and trouble arousing others.Weak erections may result from worrying about one's sexual performance.

Smoking has the potential to harm blood vessels and decrease blood flow, which may impact erectile function.Prolonged heavy drinking may damage the neurological system and aggravate ED.Sedentary lives have been linked to obesity and cardiovascular problems, which may affect a person's sexual health.All types of health problems, including ED, may be attributed to diets heavy in processed foods and deficient in nutrients.