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Why all of a sudden is everyone talking about sex dysfunction?
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Because: Firstly many more people are less inhibited & feel open to discuss sex and sexually related problems. Secondly, we now have treatments for erectile and sexual dysfunction for both sees.
Answered 7/5/2012
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