Erectile Dysfunction
Research from Cairo University yields new findings on erectile dysfunction
Published in Mental Health Law Weekly, November 29th, 2008
According to recent research from Cairo, Egypt, "Erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment studies do not measure treatment response and treatment satisfaction (both patient and partner satisfaction) where dissatisfaction reflects an aspirations/achievement gap. To test the subjective implications of satisfaction to various therapeutic modalities for pure or mixed organic ED, and to address changes in the health-oriented quality of life (QoL) and the relation of psychiatric status of these patients to treatment satisfaction."
"A prospective study included Of 354 Couples classified according to their line of therapy into five treated groups: testosterone, sildenafil citrate,...
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