Men are notorious for not going to the doctor. Whether they think they can simply tough it out or they prefer to avoid an uncomfortable conversation about their health, men tend to visit their physician only under extreme circumstances. But advances in erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment options over the last 10 years have had the added benefit of encouraging men to see their doctors

If you read my three part article series titled “The Scariest Day Of My Life” then you already know that I’ve got multiple sclerosis. MS is a disease of the central nervous system which is your brain and spinal cord. A person’s body with MS is literally attacking itself. Multiple sclerosis leaves scarring on the myelin that is on your brain and spinal cord. Myelin is the fatty substance which acts as a protective sheath for messages coming from the brain to various body parts. It acts like the rubber around an electrical wire. When the myelin gets scarring on it the signals are interrupted from the brain to the various body parts. When this happens the body parts will not work properly. I’ve lost some things due to my MS but luckily I’m open to suggestions on ways to solve problems that arise from them. Below are four of my problems and how I’ve adjusted to them. For me my scarring seems to be on the part of my brain that controls the functions below my waist. My bowels, legs, bladder and penis are all affected by my multiple sclerosis. However, I’ve made the necessary adjustments for my legs, bladder and penis. My bowels are another story as I try to get on a regular schedule.