Viagra has to rescue the wings for men?

According to the researchers, the Viagra and other drugs used to treat symptoms of helplessness but does not bring any significant improvement in the relationship of men.

The scientists conducted at 40 clinical trials to test the effects of medication for the lives of men. The trials related to the PDE5 inhibitors-the name of a medicine including Viagra-work do relax the blood vessels.

Before the start of the survey involved men who used the drugs for that quality of life and their relationship is ' good ' and their relative satisfaction with sex life. Many of them have symptoms of depression.

But to the end of the experiment, the researchers found that the participants did not have any improvement in general life or increase the satisfaction of the overall relationship.

The study, published in the journal of sexual medicine, stressed that while the drugs can help in terms of Physiology, then still psychological barriers.

Dr. Andrew Kramer, Medical University of Maryland said: "to think that the erectile problem resolution will improve the relationship, that's too simple. Happiness is much more complicated. Many couples still need additional treatment. "

The study also pointed out that there are "evidence for the negative impact of erectile dysfunction lies not only in the scope of possibilities of sex, but also a huge emotional impact and the psychology of men".

Although, before erectile dysfunction is common in older men, up to 65% of men ages 60, now has up to 40% of men at age 40 has been made.

Dr. Arun Ghosh, a sexual health expert at the hospital, Spire Liverpool said: "a lot of men who are suffering from declining testosterone syndrome and abdominal fat at the age of 40. This makes the testosterone levels decrease, leading to a loss of libido and erectile dysfunction. "

In addition to "worry and stress impede pituitary secretion of hormones necessary for sexual relations" including when men try to not think about the problem that also affected more or less. "If you got in trouble once, then you will always worry it happening again," Dr. Ghosh explained.=