by Dr. Al Cooper and Dr. Coralie Scherer
Either confront his doctor directly with your observations, requesting that he consider one of the newer medications for hypertension that do not have negative sexual side effects, or consult a doctor who is more comfortable dealing with the sexuality of men with hypertension. Many physicians are as uncomfortable dealing with sex as many other members of the population.
About the Author:
Dr. Al Cooper, clinical director at the San Jose Marital and Sexuality Centre (408-248-9737), runs the training program for Counseling and Psychological Services at Stanford University. Dr. Cooper is internationally known for his work in sexuality and is freqently interviewed by the media. He currently writes a column in Men's Health Magazine.
Dr. Coralie Scherer coordinates online services for the Centre and specializes in sexual trauma, women's issues, and marital therapy.
Revised 1/26/09 by Marlene M. Maheu, Ph.D.
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