Alprostadil is derived from a natural substance, prostaglandin E1, which opens blood vessels. This medicine is an effective treatment for many men with ED. It can be administered by:
Candidates. Alprostadil is not an appropriate choice for men with:
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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