The year 1998 may be famous for many different reasons. Google was founded, Frank Sinatra died, and Pfizer launched Viagra on to the market. None of these things on its own solved the problems of the world (although more Sinatra records were sold that year), but the arrival of Viagra did produce an immediate cultural revolution. The idea a pill was available to solve an age-old problem was enough to bring millions of men out of hiding to ask for help. Queues formed and doctors suddenly found themselves under pressure to prescribe this miracle cure.
The first approach was to diagnose the underlying medical problem and to treat that. In the case of physical injuries, this meant possible surgery and physical therapy to restore function. In the case of problems like diabetes, the treatments were well-established.
In many cases, men were able to recover some function. In cases where the erectile dysfunction was a side effect of a drug, changing the dosage or trying a different drug was the usual approach. More specifically, there were injections. These were effective in creating an erection, but there was no control once the injection was made, The erections were involuntary and this could lead to embarrassing situations. Then there were various devices such as the vacuum pump. The problem with such mechanical aids is that it’s impossible to hide the problem. Your partner has to be an active participant in their use. Many found this humiliating.
Because Viagra comes as a pill, it’s possible to hide the difficulty. Men can appear to be sexually perfect despite underlying physical health problems. The arrival of two new brands of pill has also improved the market, offering longer performance or performance in more difficult medical situation.
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