Great sex strongly linked to ones overall satisfaction with life

The Pfizer Asia-Pacific Sexual Health and Overall Wellness survey quizzed more than 3,000 sexually active men and women in Asia-Pacific countries. Most people insisted sex was very important for a happy marriage. However, it was also learnt that 57 per cent of men and 64 per cent of women polled were not satisfied with sex. Sexual dissatisfaction, among both men and women, was primarily related to erectile dysfunction (ED). "In half the men polled, there were missed opportunities to assess cardiovascular diseases (CVD)," The New Straits Times quoted associate member of the British Association of Urological Surgeons Professor Michael Kirby, as saying. He added: "Men with ED should be specifically targeted for CVD preventative strategies in terms of lifestyle changes and pharmacological treatments. To some extent, we are still pre-historic in handling this problem.