The last couple of months have been incredibly challenging for mankind. First there was the pandemic, then came the recession, and now we are on the road to recovery — sort of. Most countries around the world have been devastated by the virus, and while the number of cases is gradually declining, the world is still not back to normal. Experts predict we are far from regaining confidence in mass gatherings, especially international ones.
It’s hard to put into words the anxiety that comes with this new normal. Going to the store to buy toilet paper or groceries has become a matter of life and death. Traveling to another country has become a risky venture, and many destinations are on the list of forbidden places. Social distancing is key to halting the spread of the virus, and while we can’t physically be apart from each other, our lives have changed for the better. Thanks to technology.
The Rise In Digital Sex
Before the pandemic, sexual health problems were at an all-time high. According to the World Health Organization, almost half of the world’s population was infected with a sexually transmitted disease, and hundreds of thousands of people were dying from AIDS-related illnesses. Thanks to pharmaceutical companies that produced life-saving medications, the death toll dropped significantly.
Nowadays when you visit a sexual health clinic, not only do they have medications to combat STDs, but they also have a wealth of information at their fingertips. Thanks to the pandemic, online pharmacies have gained a lot of traction, and for those who prefer to purchase medications without leaving the comfort of their home, these pharmacies are a godsend. While some prefer to handle all their pharmaceutical needs online, there are still many situations where you need to meet with a pharmacist in person. This, however, is changing as clinics are beginning to offer virtual consultations and some medications simply cannot be made available online.
Pandemics And Erectile Dysfunction
It was originally thought that erectile dysfunction was more of a male problem, but nowadays there are treatments available for women that suffer from this condition. While some women may be more susceptible to erectile dysfunction than others, it is definitely something that affects both genders. Thanks to the advent of modern-day medicine, life for those with ED has become easier, and there are several different treatments available.
During a pandemic, everyone is a bit more anxious and distracted. When the world is faced with a serious health crisis, people want to fight back using whatever means available, even if it’s something as simple as online shopping or digital sex. It’s natural to feel frustrated when you can’t do the things you normally do, but with a little ingenuity and self-awareness, you can overcome most obstacles. Hopefully, with time, we will all get back to normal and use our newfound freedom wisely.