Unofficial Guide to Impotence

In the United States, more than thirty million men suffer from impotence. Just as Prozac broke the taboo about discussing depression and seeking treatment, the hot new drug, Viagra, has brought the subject of male potency out of the closet and to the attention of men everywhere of one of the world's oldest anxieties: the fear of failure. Consumers need an accurate, up-to-date look at impotence and this new miracle cure: Does Viagra really work? What are its side effects? Will insurance cover it? What isn't my doctor telling me? The Unofficial Guide to Conquering Impotence delivers the inside scoop on impotence: the truth about Viagra, what treatments really work, and how lifestyle changes can aid in conquering it. Substantive, authoritative, and unbiased, The Unofficial Guide to Conquering Impotence covers the medical and the psychological angles while making accessible the medical terminology and procedures that can confuse and intimidate the reader. Readers learn: How to find and select a good urologist and/or psychotherapist All about the effect of specific health problems on erectile function, such as diabetes, prostate trouble, spinal cord injuries, various cancers, high

blood pressure, and heart diseaseThe latest on current prescription drugs -- Viagra, Vasomax, Muse, and Caverject scrutinized The inside scoop on the side effects caused by the miracle pill, Viagra The pros and cons of alternative treatments and gadgets