Diagnostic Tests for Determining Tumescence Dysfunction Tumescence dysfunction – 2 words that strike fear in the heart of any man. While it’s true that society likely places too much emphasis on the tumescent member in many ways, it’s also true that tumescence dysfunction can and does lead to issues that can impact a man’s enjoyment of sensual activity and affect his relationship with his sensual partners in many different ways. Tumescence dysfunction is one of the major male organ health issues a man can face. But what diagnostic tests are generally employed to help determine if a man has tumescence dysfunction (and perhaps tell a doctor a little more information)? It comes up often Tumescence dysfunction is a problem that comes up fairly often. By some estimates, as many as 30,000,000 men suffer from tumescence dysfunction, with half of men over the age of 40 experiencing it to some degree. (As many as 15 percent of men over the age of 70 are classified as having complete tumescence dysfunction.) Usually a man knows when he has tumescence dysfunction, or at least a severe form of it, because he has experienced issues with attaining or maintaining tumescence while in a sensual situation. Because of this, it may seem odd that diagnostic tests are needed for tumescence dysfunction; however, such tools can give additional information to a physician that can better equip them to know how to recommend treatment. Diagnostic tests The first step will almost always involve going over a patient’s medical history, as well as asking questions about sensual matters and male organ health. Usually a number of routine tests will also be recommended, which may include:
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