The more important positive effect of the “Viagra revolution” is cultural, not medical. Viagra has managed to do what countless doctors and psychologists have been unable to do for decades: it has finally removed the taboo from the subject of impotence and made it an acceptable topic for discussion in the media, in the home, and with a doctor.
If you have ED, it has to be related to other health problems like diabetes, hypertension, stress…
You’ve seen the headlines. New pill revolutionizes treatment of impotence. Maybe you’ve even seen the numbers: more than a million prescriptions written per month shortly after the drug’s release, making It the most successfully released drug In the history of medicine. So those headlines didn’t lie; any drug that generates that many users and suffuses the culture so thoroughly that it creates a permanent industry of running jokes has indeed triggered some sort of revolution.
But what kind of revolution has it been? And has anything really changed?
Viagra truly improved the lives of millions of men
