To learn more about the male sexual dysfunction, Passeportsanté.net offers a selection of associations and government sites dealing with the subject of male sexual dysfunction. You will be able to find there Additional Information and contact communities or support groups allowing you to learn more about the disease.

Canada

CHUM urologists

A group of urologists have produced some very beautiful brochures on men’s sexual health: see “The Male Sex Exposed”, which explains in layman’s terms the mechanism of erection, “Erectile dysfunction” and “Other disorders. sexual ”.

www.web.me.com

Quebec Association of Sexologists

Lots of varied and well presented information.

www.associationdessexologues.com

Professional association of sexologists in Quebec

A site designed especially for members.

www.rpsq.org

Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada (SOGC)

www.soq.medical.org

The Masexuality.ca site is an initiative of the SOGC that brings together a wealth of educational information on sexuality. A well designed site. For teenagers first, but for adults too: www.masexualite.ca

Quebec government’s Health Guide

To learn more about drugs: how to take them, what are the contraindications and possible interactions, etc.

www.guidesante.gouv.qc.ca

France

Carenity.com

Carenity is the first French-speaking social network offering a community dedicated to male sexual dysfunctions. It allows patients and their families to share their testimonies and experiences with other patients and to follow the evolution of their health.

www.carenity.com

Institute of Sexology

A French non-governmental organization which aims to lead theoretical research and promote its therapeutic applications. Lots of user-friendly resources.

www.sexologie-fr.com

United States

American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists

www.aasect.org