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Research over the years has shown that erectile dysfunction is and can be extremely difficult on relationships, putting undo strain on an otherwise normal relationship. It’s important that both the man and the woman take action towards a resolution to the problem before it gets to the breaking point. Start by simply communicating about the problem. Here is even more hope. A new study into the impact of using Cialis in a relationship and whether erectile dysfunction is distressing to the relationship has finished. The study took place in different European countries and involved almost 2000 patients.

Participants were interviewed by the Andrology Unit at Antwerp University Hospital in Belgium at the start of the study, then again after 1 month, 6 months, and again after 12 months. They discussed relationship problems, sexual, as well as whether or not their partner knew of their Erectile Dysfunction problem and supported it. Most of the partners were supportive of the man going for a consultation at the beginning of the study.

At the end of the year long study the number of reported problems was down drastically to 4% from 17% at the beginning of the study. Furthermore, 84% of the couples were still using Cialis at the end of the study. Researchers concluded that Cialis had an effective impact on these relationships. An interesting note however, 3% of the patients did develop problems in the year long study suggesting that the re-introduction of sexual activity into a sexually dormant relationship could also put strain on said relationship.