Most of ED pill users are Young men
June 22, 2007

A study has been made on 844 men at a San Francisco STD clinic .It has been found that ED pill users had an average of 5.4 sexual partners during the past two months, compared with 3.5 partners for non-ED pill users. The study also found that more than half the men using an ED drug had obtained it through a friend, not a doctor. Might be they are not comfortable to discuss it with doctor.

It has been found that more people are consuming erectile dysfunction drugs.

Doctors are seeing an increase in the number of younger men asking for Viagra Cialis and Levitra pills.

Men just want to be overcome with how they function or want to find arousal and excitement in a pill. According to specialist "some of these men suffer from unrealistic expectations about performance are taking this medicine to cover more subconscious problems, such as relationship conflict, poor self-image or drug addiction. Actually fact is that men who don't need this medication should not take this drug as it might develop a psychological dependency. And the long-term effects are still unknown.

As the impotence pills easily obtainable through the Internet, a primary-care physician, typically grants needs for them so he can supervise their use and educate his patients about the risks. He is also fearful some men may not use a condom if denied a prescription for ED drugs. In the period of safe sex, the condom takes away some of the sensation, and if you want to encourage safe sex, erectile dysfunction pills can help that.