Healthcare company Cialis Together will open a multi-sensory experience to help tackle taboos surrounding erection difficulties, as 45 per cent of men struggle with it
Nearly half of men in the UK report having experienced erection difficulties - including four in 10 of those under 35, according to research. The study of 2,000 males found of the 45 per cent, who have experienced the issue, 30 per cent felt like ‘less of a man’ when they had problems.
The study was commissioned by the makers of Cialis Together, which helps men get and keep an erection when sexually aroused within a 36-hour period and doesn’t require a prescription. Exploring the myths around sex, the research found 42 per cent feel pressure to perform due to misconceptions around intercourse.
The study also found 61 per cent of men who’ve had erection difficulties felt disappointed, while 55 per cent were embarrassed. But 34 per cent were simply worried. More than a third said their partner was supportive and 34 per cent were sympathetic, according to the OnePoll.com figures. To help improve awareness and understanding of men’s sexual health, 39 per cent would like to see more information and access to resources - as one in 10 currently don’t know where to turn for guidance.
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