E is for Erectile Dysfunction. ED is the more accurate term for impotence. In Asia, research is beginning to show ED is often a more acceptable term for both doctors and patients, as it overcomes the traditional stigma about a man's virility and confidence that can accompany the term impotence. It is a serious medical condition that can be treated. F is for Fear.
Many men fear the range of treatments available are too embarrassing or painful to contemplate.
But this is not the case. Doctors are able to discuss a range of treatment options, which have proven effective for millions of men. G is for General Practitioner. If you feel you could be suffering from ED, a visit to your doctor is a logical first step, for diagnosis and treatment. Tests for ED are simple and non-invasive, and generally include a thorough review of a patients medical and sexual history and some simple tests.