The fact that Cialis offers a way in which the erectile dysfunction condition can be overcome has a psychological effect on the patient. That being said, the Psychological effect can be viewed in two perspective that is, from the point of view of a person suffering from erectile dysfunction and one whi is not.
Psychological Effects on Patient Having Erectile Dysfunction
A patient having erectile dysfunction can experience the psychological effect of having to use a drug to achieve penile erection. While the Cialis offers relief and a somewhat euphoria of being able to get sexually stimulated and henceforth perform sexual activities, sometimes, it doesn't always go like this.
Admittedly, every erectile dysfunction patient had at some point felt let down and incomplete as a man at not being able to respond to sexual stimuli. Likewise, even after being prescribed Cialis to use, can still experience a let down at being having to depend on a drug to be a man.
While this had nothing to do with the drug itself because Cialis is proven to work and is effective, the mental state and conditioning decides if the patient is truly happy at being able to respond to sexual stimuli by taking Cialis or otherwise. Hence, the not 'so favourable' psychological effect of being impotent to begin with.
Although, some patients get happy at responding to stimuli but the expectation that by using it, though for the first time, they would be rearing to go can provide in itself a let down. Then, there is the 30-60minutea wait period if it is used as needed. They may be able to achieve penile erection but not the mental stamina to maintain and achieve climax/orgasm first time round.
Psychological Effects on Patient Not Having Erectile Dysfunction
In the same way that patients having erectile dysfunction experience psychological effects of being impotent so also do nonpatients of erectile dysfunction do too. In their own case, it is more a case of psychologically depending on the use of Cialis without which they cannot achieve penile erection.
This is because their body has become accustomed to the drug and as such, what started as a recreational use had become one whereby they find it difficult to achieve sexual stimulation without using the drug.
Also, this has not being helped by the media, movies and pornography always trying to insist that by being bigger only then can sex be great. This has made many young men turn to such drugs like Cialis in an effort to match up as well as lasting longer in bed.
When they can't match up, there is the tendency to feel let down at their incapacity to have great sex and in some cases, satisfy their partner which could in turn have a negative effect on their relationships.
In both cases, although continuous use of Cialis can help in the long run but a more helpful option would be to request for a psychiatrist to help address the underlying issues.
