A new survey has found the majority of men feel there is still stigma around sexual health.
Half of young men say online content is affecting their expectations and setting unrealistic standards around sex.
A survey by pharmaceutical company Sanofi found the majority of men still feel significant stigma exists around sexual health.
Almost a third of all men have experienced erectile dysfunction at some point in their lives.
Longford-based pharmacist, Paula Reilly says new treatments mean there's no longer a need to see a GP over it:
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