Abstract
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a highly prevalent condition that has been reported to affect over 50% of men 40–70 years of age. The broad spectrum of causes of ED that exist as well as the significant number of patients involved imply that the treatment of ED is not a simple matter. The recent development of oral therapy has facilitated an increased treatment of the condition. However, it is timely that we should consider the patients’ perspective of treatment in order that the optimal drug can be developed. Data suggest that the most important features of an oral therapy are ease of use, provision of an erection of sufficient quality and duration for satisfactory sexual intercourse and reliability. Spontaneity is also considered an important feature enabling sexual intercourse to take place in a natural setting.
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