Aim

The goal of this paper is to offer an update on the prevalence and risk factors of ED in young males, as well as a framework to help doctors identify and manage the affected young man.

Methods

A thorough examination of the literature on ED in young men.

Measures of the Main Outcomes

The prevalence of ED in young males was calculated using data from recent epidemiologic research. We looked at pathophysiology, diagnostic concerns, risk factors, and etiologies.

Results

The prevalence of ED in young men has been reported to be as high as 30% in large multinational research. ED etiologies have been classified into psychogenic and organic causes in several investigations. Depression, anxiety, and partner-related issues are all psychogenic etiologies of Male Sexual Dysfunction. These individuals typically have a rapid onset of symptoms, with low libido and decent quality spontaneous or self-stimulated maintaining erections. Vasculogenic, endocrinologic, neurogenic, iatrogenic, and structural components are among the organic etiologies. These people usually develop symptoms gradually and have a low to normal libido. Conservative therapies like phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors are still the gold standard.

Conclusions

The problem of ED in young guys is becoming more widespread. To ensure proper patient management, a thorough diagnostic evaluation should focus on identifying any underlying cause.dsae