How Important Is It for You to Fix the Problem?

Sexual dysfunction is a vicious circle. You can’t perform, and your confidence declines, and so when it’s time for you to perform again, you have anxiety that you can’t perform, and you can’t perform, and so on.

Eventually you just stop looking to have sex. Brutal.

Sex is important to men. According to social psychologist Roy Baumeister, men under the age of 60 think about sex at least once a day, while only 25% of women think about it as frequently.

And it SHOULD be important. Sex is one of the 5 pillars of a healthy lifestyle (Diet, Exercise, Sleep, Intellectual Stimulation, Sex). Lose one pillar and the rest of your edifice has a chance of crumbling.

Humans are a procrastinating bunch – ESPECIALLY us men – and most definitely when it comes to issues of our health.

In our clinic, and I imagine it’s common in most fields of medicine, we see patients that have been dealing with their sexual health conditions for YEARS. They take forever to make the changes required to improve their underlying problems.

We tend to believe that some conditions will resolve themselves on their own.

Voltaire said: “The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease”. While this may be true for some conditions, it’s certainly not true for others.

Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction, Scar Tissue and plaque buildup in the penis causing Peyronie’s Disease, and persistent pelvic pains that have no bacterial origin….these are problems that are not going to fix themselves.

The question that needs to be asked to anyone who is on the sideline about treating their Erectile Dysfunction, Peyronie’s Disease, or Chronic Pelvic Pain is: How important is it for you to improve your condition?

In some gentlemen, they confirm that with no partner, and no partner on the horizon, their sex life isn’t all that important to them. So why bother? OK – fair enough. It’s hard to convince someone who never leaves their house that they MUST detail and maintain their vehicle.

Problem is – if you don’t keep your wheels in good shape, when it’s time to get in the driver seat, you are going to be turning over that engine and the bloody thing just won’t start.

Don’t get stuck in your driveway. Stop procrastinating. Fix up your ride.

Call FocusWave Clinic and book your consultation.

613-422-9283 or fill out the form here and stop the suffering.