Sexual Health

Contraception

With so many contraceptive options available, you have the freedom to choose when you want to have a baby, and if you want to have a baby. Speak to your healthcare professional or family planning clinic to find out what’s the best option for you in terms of contraceptives.

Erectile Dysfunction

For some the very thought of a pending night of passion can strike fear into the strongest or bravest of men. The good news is that it really doesn’t have to be that way: more than 95% of men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) can be successfully treated¹. The biggest problem is starting the conversation. Because, let’s face it, very few men are going to chat about their ED problem while having a few beers with friends.

What most men don’t realise is that ED is often a warning sign of a more serious health condition²: for instance, ED can be an early warning sign of heart disease. And men with diabetes are three times more likely to have ED². So, it’s better to go for a check-up to rule out or unearth medical problems, enabling the opportunity to manage health risks.

“Let’s stop being embarrassed and start a conversation about erectile dysfunction to increase awareness and improve education. We want to let people know that help is available,” said CEO of Cipla for Sub-Saharan Africa, Paul Miller.