Its Official : since the Orange Man moved into The White House, so many US Soldiers are now ‘struggling to get it up’.

This is a very definite good news vs bad news story.  Official statistics from the Defense Health Agency claimed that under The Orange Man, US  soldiers are having more sex than ever. BUT….at the same time they revealed to the New York Post that108,332 prescriptions were dispensed last year to active military personnel for erectile dysfunction. If you haven’t worked it out, it’s the latter part that’s the bad news,

This marks an all-time high for erectile pill prescriptions within the military, but only slightly higher than the previous record of 108,323 prescriptions set in 2024.It’s also a significant jump (16.5 percent) from the 92,996 prescriptions given for such drugs under Biden in 2021.

The wider military community, including veterans and dependents of servicepeople, actually showed even higher numbers, with a reported 639,355 sex-enhancing prescriptions given in 2025. This is a slight spike from the 627,121 prescriptions recorded in 2024.

Queerguru feels it is our duty to share this information with all our readers who may be on the verge of believing that a handsome man in uniform could be their next Mr Right (or Mr Right Now), but the reality is that you may be either shoving drugs down their throats to get their conjugal rights. 

The serious side of this news is that these staggering numbers come at a time when the U.S. is upholding a policy that prevents military clinics or insurance from covering gender-affirming care, including for veterans.Arguably, erectile enhancing drugs for cisgender men could be considered gender-affirming care, leaving LGBTQ+ advocates to point out the current policy’s hypocrisy.

“President Trump has illegally overstepped his authority by abruptly cutting off necessary medical care for military families,” said NCLR’s legal director, Shannon Minter, in a recent statement. “This lawless directive is part of a dangerous pattern of this administration ignoring legal requirements and abandoning our servicemembers.”

The policy that currently bans trans people from enlisting in the military at all is also being challenged in court in two major cases, Talbott v. United States and Shilling v. United States.