Cheating men feel pressured to prove sexual prowess- Dr. Baffour Gyimah

In a revealing discussion on Akoto Mansa’s YouTube program, Asetena Pa, Ghanaian Medical Expert Dr. Kwasi Baffour Gyimah shed light on a pressing issue regarding men’s sexual health, emphasizing that it’s often the cheating men who feel the need to prove their sexual prowess in bed. This misguided pressure can lead to dangerous behaviours that jeopardize their well-being.

Dr. Gyimah pointed out the extreme lengths some men are willing to go to satisfy their partners, cautioning, “Your health should come first.” He noted that men who engage in extramarital relationships often feel compelled to showcase their sexual abilities, which can expose them to serious health risks. “These individuals are more likely to push themselves to extremes during intimate encounters, which can result in tragic health consequences,” he explained.

Interestingly, Dr. Gyimah contrasted this with the experiences of married men. He remarked, “We rarely hear of men suffering fatal incidents while with their spouses, unlike those who engage in risky behaviour in hotels with their mistresses.”

This observation underscores the emotional dynamics at play; married men may have a sense of security that allows for a more relaxed approach to intimacy, whereas those seeking validation outside their marriage may engage in reckless behaviours.

The discussion also covered the use of aphrodisiacs, a topic that has garnered attention among men seeking to enhance their performance. Dr. Gyimah clarified, “While using these substances can be acceptable if prescribed by a qualified doctor, many men often purchase unregulated aphrodisiacs mixed with alcohol.” He highlighted that there is a specific aphrodisiac intended for individuals with heart conditions, as it aids in improving blood circulation.

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