Role of Partner
ED is a couple's problem, they may seek counseling to confront any concerns they may have about erectile dysfunction and learn how to discuss their feelings. In fact, treatment is often more successful if couples work together as a team. As your partner progresses in his ED treatment, it is you he may be reacting to and not the pill he will be taking. Remember sexual excitement is needed for CIALIS to be effective. Partners should try to maintain this communication throughout the diagnosis and treatment process.
Here are some tips for the partner:
- Try to understand his mental state. Men are so vulnerable when with Erectile Dysfunction.
- Increase intimacy during the treatment. He may withdraw yourself from sex while suffering from ED and will not open up with his problems.
- Talk over his problem as a true life partner, let him feel comfortable.
- ED does not mean that you are no longer attractive to your husband and that is why he is not getting an erection. This is not anyone's fault; it is just a medical problem.
- Sometimes the feeling of rejection of shame can cause ED.
- Proper communication and couple's therapy can help resume a satisfying sex life.
- During the treatment, be supportive. This will not only help in your sexual life but it will strengthen your married life as well.
- During the treatment, you have to follow the action plan which includes sexual stimulation. Remember, most of the ED drugs, including Cialis, require sexual stimulation to start action.
- Do not give up at the first attempt. Try a few times. If you do not get satisfactory result, consult the doctor.
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