My boyfriend and me have been together for a little over 4 months (27 F, 27 F) and have had issues with ED. It was not a problem up until around a month into and he couldn't seem to make it difficult, or if he could, it was just around half-hard. He claimed it's never been an issue until this point and I've tried every trick to get him out of his mind about it. The advice is to be patient and asking him to be fully at my side and trust me, and attempting to discuss it. It's no wonder because I'm a woman and require sex in order to be well and content in the relationship. I am in love with this guy and am sure I will have the future of a long-term relationship with him but this issue makes this vision blur. I'm sure he's feeling insecure and unhappy about it. I don't want this situation any more difficult for him, but I'm currently struggling with issues with my self-confidence. Do you have any suggestions on how to get things back on track before things become a mess beyond repair?
@lopezdavis455 If you feel like this, consult a good doctor. Because having an ED problem at such a young age is not as serious as it may cause you to have a bigger problem later on. If you want to be in a long term relationship with her then you should help her.
Yes, you must get things back on track as soon as possible. ED has a tangled cycle and always has an element of psychological cause. Anxiety is by far the most common cause, and the anxiety of not being able to get it going makes it more difficult for him to pull it up. You must end the cycle, and that's the reason it's time to take CIALIS. Take it for a spin and you'll be extremely happy, believe me when I say it's a miraculous drug. Do not wait until it's to late, life is way too short to miss every moment with your significant other.
In the beginning, I (and even my girlfriend) did not want to take medication due to the belief that they were "too young to take the pills" however, I soon realized it was a lie, ED is super common for young men, especially due to the pandemic. Since I began taking cialis every day, we couldn't be more happy and we have restored our sexual pleasure and satisfaction. It doesn't matter whether the sexual erection is disrupted due to issues with blood flow or anxiety, the process is the same as will the solution.
There are two formulas to choose from: the dose that is taken daily (2.5-5 mg) and the one-time dose (10-20 mg). The benefit of the second one is that you can use it as a daily vitamin and not requirement to schedule it prior to sexual contact, which can be more fun !
It can hurt his ego in the beginning, but try to soothe him, inform that it's only temporary, so that he can regain his confidence, and then gradually reduce the dose or eliminate completely. While he's at it, he can focus on improving his lifestyle and if he has any extra weight to shed, he must lose it. If he smokes, it's time to stop and if the person is sedentary, he should perform some exercise.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) can arise from physical or psychological problems. Physical causes include health conditions such as diabetes or heart disease, while psychological factors can include stress, anxiety, or relationship problems. It is important for both partners to communicate openly, seek medical advice and explore treatment options together.
