Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be hard for both the person who has it and their partner. Partners need to deal with this situation by accepting, supporting, and talking to each other openly. Make sure your partner has a safe place to talk about their feelings and worries without fear of being judged.Show them that you care about their well-being and are willing to listen.

Find out about Erectile Dysfunction, what might cause it, and how to treat it. You can both better understand the problem now that you know this.Just keep in mind that ED can be caused by physical, mental, or a mix of these things.Don’t forget that ED is a medical problem and not their mistake. Don’t blame them or make them feel like they’re not good enough.A upbeat attitude and words of support can go a long way toward keeping things going.

Make it clear to your partner that they should get professional help, like seeing a doctor or a sexual health specialist.Talk about possible treatments, like drugs, changes to your lifestyle, or therapy, and back up the decisions you make together.Know that your partner may be having a hard time emotionally because of ED. Kindness and patience are very important.

Help your partner through any treatments or changes they may decide to make to their lifestyle.Keep the mental and physical closeness going, even if penetrative sex isn’t working right now.Look into ways to be close that aren’t sexual, like kissing, touching, and showing love.