MYTH: Not many men suffer from impotence.
FACT: If you suffer from impotence, you're not alone. Over 20 million men in the U.S. alone suffer from impotence at some point in their lives -- that's almost two in every 10 men. And the worst part is, they often suffer needlessly.

MYTH: Once you're impotent, there's nothing you can do about it.
FACT: Impotence can almost always be successfully treated by a doctor. Thousands of men have met with their doctors and are once again enjoying sex with confidence.

MYTH: It's all in your head.
FACT: Actually, the majority of impotence cases are physical in nature, not psychological. Impotence is often a symptom of an underlying physical condition or a side effect of medication.

MYTH: 50% of men who are impotent see a doctor about their condition.
FACT: The reality is, only 10% of men seek treatment for this condition. Many men have questions about impotence but are embarrassed or reluctant to speak with their doctors about this sensitive issue. This is a shame, because most men who do see qualified doctors are treated successfully.

MYTH: Impotence is a natural and irreversible part of aging.
FACT: This is one of the biggest misconceptions about impotence. Today's treatments for impotence allow most men, regardless of age, to enjoy sex again.

MYTH: Impotence is a condition that you should keep to yourself.
FACT: If you are suffering from impotence you should talk with your partner because it can put a serious strain on a relationship. And if the condition persists, you should see a doctor. Because impotence can often be the first symptom of an underlying physical problem.

MYTH: Impotence signifies a loss of manhood.
FACT: Impotence usually is a symptom of an underlying physical problem and it does not signify a loss of manhood. What's more, most men can overcome impotence. Thousands of men are receiving treatment for this condition and enjoying satisfying sexual relationships again.