Erectile dysfunction and a boring sex life are completely different issues...

According to a doctor in Singapore one major cause of the erectile dysfunction condition is quite simply a boring marriage.  Dr Yu Wei Siang who is nicknamed “Doctor Love” says that men who suffer from impotence when they are married may not actually have a serious medical illness that needs treatment but just need to get out of the monotony of having sex with their wives.

According to Doctor Love as many as four out of five men start to experience erectile dysfunction after five years of marriage because they are always having sex with the same person and that the boredom factor kicks in after around three years normally. Doctor Love does have some remedies for this erectile dysfunction problem which do not involve any medication but just requires that the married couples spice up the bedroom by changing sexual routines and trying to vary their sexual activity as much as possible.

At Ukmedix News from our experience we know that there is no doubt that some sexual relationships in marriages can get extremely dull and routine for both partners but it is unlikely that this actually causes the medical condition known as erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction is a medical problem which is created by the lack of blood flow to the penile area and is normally a result of partially blocked arteries which occur in men who are overweight, who smoke too much and who are generally unhealthy and unfit. If you suffer from this illness there is no way that by spicing up your love life you will cure the problem.

It seems that Doctor Love has confused erectile dysfunction with a lack of enthusiasm in the bedroom department brought on by boredom. If you are bored of your routine sex life, taking medication for erectile dysfunction like Viagra, Cialis and Levitra will have no effect in spicing things up. Erectile dysfunction and a boring sex life are completely different issues, the former is a serious medical condition and the latter is just possibly a communication problem.