How to Improve Impotency Treatment Results
One of the problems of treating impotency is that it can be programmed to fail before the treatment even begins.
This is because of the complex psychological factors involved with the symptoms.
A prime example of this would be that a lady buys some impotency treatment for her husband and she tells him that the product has been proved to work in over 90% of cases and that this is finally going to cure his erection problems.
The pressure on the husband is now enormous and he may well find that as a result of the pressure to perform that he will fail to get an erection,despite the treatment,which may have increased blood flow etc.
The next attempt will then involve even more pressure because of the first failure and so a vicious circle begins.
A relaxed "no pressure" attitude to treatment will give much better results when treating impotency.
The attitude of the partner of the sufferer is crucial when dealing with erection problems not only in the curing or reducing of the problem but in the long term future of the relationship.
Encouragement and support from the partner is important,however it must be done in a light hearted,no fuss manner that doesn't create a big issue because that can undermine any progress.
This can be difficult if the relationship isn't strong or hasn't been going long,as the impotency can create doubts in the mind of the partner,eg "he doesn't find me attractive anymore" or "he's seeing someone else".
This is because of the complex psychological factors involved with the symptoms.
A prime example of this would be that a lady buys some impotency treatment for her husband and she tells him that the product has been proved to work in over 90% of cases and that this is finally going to cure his erection problems.
The pressure on the husband is now enormous and he may well find that as a result of the pressure to perform that he will fail to get an erection,despite the treatment,which may have increased blood flow etc.
The next attempt will then involve even more pressure because of the first failure and so a vicious circle begins.
A relaxed "no pressure" attitude to treatment will give much better results when treating impotency.
The attitude of the partner of the sufferer is crucial when dealing with erection problems not only in the curing or reducing of the problem but in the long term future of the relationship.
Encouragement and support from the partner is important,however it must be done in a light hearted,no fuss manner that doesn't create a big issue because that can undermine any progress.
This can be difficult if the relationship isn't strong or hasn't been going long,as the impotency can create doubts in the mind of the partner,eg "he doesn't find me attractive anymore" or "he's seeing someone else".