for eMaxHealthGroup therapy can help men with erectile dysfunction even if they are already using popular drugs like Viagra.
Group therapy could even be a feasible alternative to some treatments for impotence.
While the number of men studied overall was small, the reviewers found that group therapy appeared to be about as successful as suction devices and injections in terms of promoting erections. One analysis showed therapy worked for nearly two-thirds of participants.
The findings spotlight the importance of "integrating sex therapy and other psychological techniques into office practice" to help impotent patients, said lead author Tamara Melnik, professor of psychiatry at the University of S
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