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Kwong Wah Hospital has linked up with marriage counsellors to help Viagra users adapt to their revitalised sex lives.

The Yau Ma Tei hospital will send patients to the Family Planning Association for advice on how to relate to their partners whose drive may have altered after a long period without sexual activity.

It also hopes to counsel men who suffer premature ejaculation after using the drug.

Patients will pay $45 for each visit - every four to six months - plus $80 per 50mg tablet and $100 per 100mg tablet.

The chief of service at the hospital's Department of Surgery, Dr Andrew Yip Wai-chun, said 90 per cent of Viagra patients could use the drug without medical help.

In the past year, Kwong Wah Hospital treated 2,505 men aged between 25 and 77.

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