In the previous entry we were discussing injection therapy for erectile dysfunction. It must be kept in mind that a man must have the cardiovascular health to endure sexual activity in general before using any aide. Often erectile dysfunction is the first noticeable sign of disease of the blood vessels throughout the rest of the body (heart, legs, etc.). The difficulty with erections may cause these issues to first be recognized.
Patients who are taking any form of blood thinner...
A question was recently posted about erectile dysfunction following surgery to the rectum and anus. Erections are generated from a... Read more »
Despite what the commercials claim oral agents are not going to work for all patients. Some patients are not able to use these drugs due... Read more »
It may seem a little odd reading the words ‘popular' and ‘treatment' in the same sentence. Does anyone really want treatment? It... Read more »
In 1998, the release of ViagraTM, heralded the era in America of treating erectile dysfunction using pills. With the release of this drug,... Read more »
After robotic prostate surgery that is performed for cancer, the patient will have a foley catheter (a small drain that is placed in the... Read more »
When me and my girlfriend are fooling around she tries her hardest to make me hard but I never end up hard. Why is this? Dr. Owens at... Read more »
i am trying to find out if any of the meds I am currently taking can cause sexual problems. I am taking Prilosec, Allegra and Nasonex. Dr. Owens at... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Erectile DysfunctionErectile dysfunction (ED), formerly called impotence, can affect men of all ages, although it is much more common among older... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
www.niddk.nih.gov -- National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Informationwww.auanet.org -- American Urologic Associationwww.urologyhealth.org -- Urology... Read more »
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Many physical and psychological situations can cause erectile dysfunction, and brief periods of ED are normal. Every man experiences erectile... Read more »
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