Malegra, which contains sildenafil citrate (the same active ingredient as Viagra), can be effective for men with anxiety-induced erectile dysfunction (ED) — but with some important caveats. How Malegra
Can Help Anxiety-Related ED While it doesn’t treat anxiety itself, Malegra can be helpful by: Improving physical performance: It increases blood flow to the penis, making it easier to get and keep an erection even when anxiety interferes. Breaking the “fear of failure” cycle: A few successful sexual experiences while on Malegra may help reduce performance anxiety over time. Boosting confidence: Knowing that the medication is working can ease mental pressure. What Malegra Doesn’t Do It doesn't reduce anxiety or treat underlying psychological causes. It won't increase libido or desire. If anxiety is severe, Malegra alone may not be effective. Best Practice For anxiety-induced ED, a combined approach is often most effective: Malegra or other ED medications for short-term support. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or sex therapy for long-term relief. Lifestyle changes (exercise, sleep, limiting alcohol/stimulants) to reduce anxiety. When to Be Cautious If you're on medications for anxiety (like SSRIs or benzodiazepines), check for interactions. If anxiety causes heart palpitations or panic attacks, ED meds can sometimes worsen that sensation.
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