I'm a coach now. Some contend that Viagra is important because it gives many men back a part of themselves, a part they had lost and deeply mourned. Dr. J. Francois Eid, a urologist and director of the Sexual Function Center at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, said his experience in the Viagra trials led him to think of penile dysfunction in the sense of a body deformity. It is like losing a foot, but with only you knowing it, he says. Wives are afraid to kiss their husbands.
Men become irritable with their children.
Every time there's a joke about sex, my head sinks into my shoulder. It's almost like having cancer. Now, for people who deal professionally with sex issues, there is an almost palpable sigh of relief. So many people experience sexual difficulties. But she said she is worried that people will be disappointed if they think a pill will solve everything.