Sex Addiction and Tadalafil (Cialis)

Much like alcohol or illegal street drugs, sexual addiction is based on an unnatural craving that is extremely difficult to control and more often than not spins recklessly out of control. Too much of anything is never a good idea and can lead to an eventual addiction. The same can be said about becoming addicted to sex. A sex addict cannot seem to function unless they are getting sex as often as possible. Natural sexual function has always been connected with romance and love – it is a way of conveying those feelings of longing to a partner. Addictive sex is all about the act and the urge to find and feel relief from the burden of the addiction.
Sexual addicts use ED drugs such as tadalafil to enhance their sex experience and increase and enhance their libidos. When the first ED drug arrived on the market it was a huge success and changed many men’s lives around, men who had a legitimate requirement for the medication. At the same time it was becoming recognized as a party drug and began appearing in more uncommon, non medical environments. With the advent of new ED drugs on the market and their availability more assessable than ever, more men are becoming addicted to sex who had no prior medical need for the medication.
When generic ED drugs finally make it to the market there is a real concern about this counter culture usage of such drugs and the physical and emotional hazards that could result. The spread of sexually transmitted diseases would most certainly rise. The incidence of sexual addiction would also increase; it is already on the rise. Sexual addicts will always be at risk of serious infection from the HIV virus because of their high risk sexual encounters. Some may be under the mistaken impression they will be protected with an ED drug.
Psychiatric experts believe this sex habit is formed in their psyche and so can be controlled through therapeutic counseling. These sex addicts no doubt suffer from inferior weaknesses which they play out with sex to make them feel better about them. In actual fact they feel worse. They have been spurned in life and put up with an unsatisfying connection with someone they were once intimate with. They crave power and plenty of random sex makes them feel that control they desire. Many have a lonely social life and feel shame as their addiction takes hold of them.
The concern is that as ED medications become more assessable to the masses there will be a spike in sexual addiction. Foreign countries do not have the federal regulations that are in place in North America to control the dispersal of prescription drugs such as tadalafil. However, this is not stopping the wide spread misuse of male impotence medication from getting into the wrong hands. In fact it is known that some men who are prescribed ED meds share them with their friends! The risks are very high for these men.
ED drugs getting into the wrong hands is a major cause of sex addiction. People naturally want what they can’t have and will do what is necessary to get it. Anyone with a predisposition for sexual addiction would be walking off a cliff if they tried an ED drug several times and developed an emotional dependency to it.
Medical practitioners are for the most part very careful when prescribing tadalafil and other ED medications starting with full physicals and blood panels to map a patient’s health prior to gaining a prescription. This alone is a lot of trouble for a guy to go through if he doesn’t have a legitimate health concern. If someone suspects they may have a sex addiction there is help available, they simply need to understand they have a problem and seek it out. They can return to a normal life and begin enjoying intimate relationships without the aid of illicit ED medications to assist them.