A 55-year-old man can get an erection but loses it during sex, and Viagra isn't helping. Dr. Anne Truong explains why supplements won't fix it and walks through what a doctor actually checks: blood vessels, hormones, stress, and medications.
First, if you're a man, let's say you're 55 years old and you notice you've been having ED for the past year, you don't really want to take Viagra, maybe you did try Viagra, didn't really work, and it's hit or miss. And your problem is that you able to get an erection, you just can't maintain it, and that it goes soft during penetration and it's becoming kind of problematic. With your girlfriend and it's kind of causing some tension as well. And you don't know what you need to do at this point. You're going online looking for stuff like, should I buy this supplement? Should I buy this? Should I get that? What should I do? Well, we're going to talk about how to approach that situation.
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