Fear of a bad performance in bed

Intimate Ser Guapos	Fear of a bad performance in bed
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Suddenly the magic Fairy for bring it hard for men with problems in bed, changed the lives of many: Viagra, the first anti-impotence pill to be approved in the U.S., now twelve years old. And it seems it will be replaced by something better. Viagra, the first anti-impotence pill to be approved in the U.S., twelve years old today. Sexologists and doctors agree that thanks to it, impotence, erectile dysfunction carefully renamed and is not an insurmountable problem for humans. But the possibility of an erection in your pocket almost guaranteed the couple has also changed the way we approach men intimate. For better and for worse. The drug has caused the difficulties out of silence. "People are now more relaxed consultation,"The existence of a simple remedy that promises to root out the problem relaxes people and allows doctors to give recommendations to anticipate the problem. "Physicians can do [now] a preventive: to ask the patient not to smoke, you watch your diet, adds Astobieta ...", etc.. The success of the blue pill is because it just works. A man with an erection trouble swallowing the pills and get in a situation getting exciting. Who prescribed the medication and under what circumstances is what keeps the experts divided.

Except in cases of injury, difficulties in achieving an erection is often a secondary problem, derived a previous vascular disorders such as hypertension or high cholesterol, or diabetes. These are described as natural causes. But sex is a mental activity, and depression, stress or fear "does not make the grade" can prevent even one young man to achieve arousal.

"The great importance our society attaches to sex leads to healthy individuals develop fear of failure in bed," says Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, associate professor of urology at Harvard University and author of The Viagra Myth. In young subjects, it is easy to rule out a physiological problem, so, according to Morgenstaler, a consulting psychologist is usually sufficient.

The news of teenagers who use the drug as a designer drug of concern for the American doctor for "emotional crutch" that can lead. As to link the use of the pill as a key to overcoming the obsession with "acting" in bed can lead to rely on it to feel safe. "How can a teenager learn to accept yourself and love others if you need a pill for it?" He reflects.

Stereotypes

"Solving the fear of not measuring up with a pill, has reaffirmed the gender culture, keeps Julián López de Quero, and pioneer sexologist Sexpol Foundation for the Development of Sexual Health and Welfare.

"There is more to do the series and movies now showing the potent and predatory male and women as sex objects in the service of man and rewards of their work," adds Lopez Quero, accusing laboratories have promoted the Viagra use beyond erectile dysfunction.

It also warns that the research on the effects of the drug seems to have disappeared from medical journals. The European Union says headaches and redness of face and chest as the principal.

Experts agree that Viagra is here to stay, but while sexologists are concerned about the ease with which, they say, is attributed to organic causes all erectile dysfunction, urologists and raised refine better the effects of the drug. "One of the most interesting prospects is the use of Cialis [a similar drug, but three times the duration of Viagra] with a daily dose. In this way, patients would not have to plan their relationships and lead a normal life" Morgentaler tells.

In just ten years, outstrips pill other drugs like Prozac in popularity. The pharmaceutical and think of "pink Viagra" for women, but the evidence does not end up leaving. The causes of the lack of female arousal seems elusive to blood retention in the genitals. "We can not reduce the mind and culture to a medication," says López de Quero, citing the traditional controversy between doctors and psychologists on the relations between body, mind, and the complex product of the combination: the excitement.