Millions of men turn to Cialis to treat erectile dysfunction, but recent studies show the drug offers additional sexual benefits for many men.
What are the additional benefits?
A study funded by the creators of Cialis recently analyzed data from 17 clinical trials that involve men with ED and troubles either ejaculating or achieving orgasm.
The study involved 3600 men with an average age of 55, all of whom were taking Cialis at various doses for 12 weeks.
Despite the severity of ED in the men studied, improved ability to achieve orgasm and ejaculate was found throughout the study.
Who does this effect?
Men that have normal erections can experience issues ejaculating and or achieving orgasm.
Eighteen percent of the men studied either can’t ejaculate or it takes them a very long time to do so. While the study found this generally occurs in older men, younger men are not immune.
Lead Researcher Dr. Darius Paduch, director of Sexual Health and Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City says, “Many of my patients are young men who want to have children and so they want to solve their issues with ejaculation.
We don’t know why this occurs. Every internist faces this problem in his male patients and has no options to offer. Our study shows Cialis may help.”
Paduch believes that the lack of ability to achieve orgasm in men could be as common as it is in women.
“More study is needed, but we are hopeful our findings may lead to a treatment for many men who cannot now achieve sexual satisfaction,” he added.
How can you get Cialis?
Cialis is only available by prescription, but it is the first ED drug being considered for over the counter use.
However, it could take years before the drug is available over the counter at your local pharmacy.
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