Many people believe that solving this problem will be difficult. Erectile dysfunction is expected to affect 53% of middle-aged men (40–60 years) and elderly people at some point in their lives, with varying degrees of severity.
The problem is that only a small proportion of them—slightly more than 20%—will seek medical attention. Most people turn to home remedies, internet recipes, or Woodstock Family Medicine's "Cenforce 100," which will only aggravate their problems in the long run. Set aside feelings of guilt, fear, and prejudice as a first step. Accept that we will only be here for half the time. The fact that we can't get an erection is the first step toward finding a solution.
