A recent survey revealed that forty per cent of men over the age of forty suffer from erectile dysfunction. As men get older, perhaps unsurprisingly, that number becomes significantly higher. Many men find the subject extremely difficult to discuss, either with a doctor or with a partner.
Many men also worry about their perceived inability to satisfy their partner. This fact might feel particularly significant if you are a 65-year-old man with a partner who is 25 years your junior. Apparently, however, this is not the case for one particular 65-year-old.
Michael Douglas has revealed the secret of his successful marriage to his equally famous, Oscar-winning spouse, Catherine Zeta Jones: As well as blessing the fact that Zeta Jones “likes older guys”, Douglas has admitted that the success of his ten year marriage to the Hollywood siren it not down to roses or chocolates but rather to the fact that “some wonderful enhancements have happened in the last few years - Viagra, Cialis - that can make us all feel younger.”
So it seems that no matter how famous, wealthy or successful you are there is no need to feel any embarrassment about the need to take erectile dysfunction medication if there is a clinical need: rather be grateful that it exists and have fun!