ED – Should Both of You Talk to Someone From the Outside?

Is it wise to seek some help from the outside when it comes to talking about your problems with erectile dysfunction (ED)? That is a question the people from Boston Medical Group Telemedicine are confronted with all the time.

And the answer is, yes, it is, if you are concerned about the way you are going to break the news to your partner.

We say “break the news” because there might be some confusion over what the problem really is, particularly if you have not talked about it with your partner. And that is a state of confusion that should not persist.

If you are wrestling with this problem, please remember that you affect another life with your reticence, not just from a physical standpoint but from the perspective of the psychological impact it may have on others.

If your partner is not aware of what your problem is, they are going to think the problem lies with them. Don’t do that. Don’t shut yourself off. Don’t underestimate the level of understanding someone close to you is capable of having. And don’t hesitate to call in professionals for both consultation and counseling.

Of course, we are talking about Boston Medical Group Telemedicine, which probably possesses more knowledge of the psychological aspects of erectile dysfunction than any medical group in the world. They have many years of service to patients all over the country, and indeed the world. Put your trust in them, and they will justify that trust.