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Heart Disease, Atherosclerosis, and High Blood Pressure. Heart disease, atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol levels are major risk factors for erectile dysfunction. In fact, erectile problems may be a warning sign of these conditions in men at risk for atherosclerosis. Men who experience ED have a greater risk for angina, heart attack, or stroke.
Often, ED is misdiagnosed as a low testosterone problem. In most cases, ED is a blood vessel problem, not a hormonal one. Poor lifestyle habits can be a major contributor to ED. Some of these unhealthy habits that can cause or worsen ED can include smoking, excessive alcohol use, and abuse of illegal drugs. Smoking can constrict blood vessels, alcohol is a depressant and can damage the nervous system, and drugs can damage nerves and circulation -- all of which are contributing factors to ED.