Penile prostheses are very effective, and most patients who have a penile prosthesis placed are satisfied with the prosthesis. Different than a normal erection, the prosthesis does not elongate, in fact, some men notice that after the prosthesis is placed their penis appears a little shorter.
Men can have several types of issues including poor sex drive and problems with ejaculation. But ED refers specifically to trouble getting or keeping an erection. You might have a healthy sex drive, but a body that won’t respond. Most of the time there is a physical basis for the problem.
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90% of men with impotence (erectile dysfunction) have at least one underlying physical cause for their problem
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Stress, anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions can also lead to or worsen erectile dysfunction.
An accurate diagnosis is important because it helps doctors identify the most effective treatment for you.
Lie down with your knees bent, your feet flat on the floor and arms by the sides.Exhale and squeeze your pelvic floor muscles for a count of three.Inhale and release for a count of three.Take time to identify the right group of muscles- which are present at the bottom of the pelvis.Sitting pelvic floor activationSit with your arms at sides and the feet flat on the floor.Using the same technique as above will activate the pelvic floor muscles for a count of three and release after a count of three.Do ensure that buttocks, stomach and leg muscles are not contracting.Pilates exercises
Men with mild to moderate kidney or liver disease will need to use lower doses of the PDE5 inhibitors. None of the PDE5 inhibitors are recommended for men with severe kidney disease, those on dialysis, and those with severe liver disease.
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Prior to starting with treatment of erectile dysfunction, it is important to make sure that it is safe from a medical standpoint to participate in sexual activity. Sexual activity is physical exertion, and in some men with significant heart disease, this increase in physical exertion can increase the risk of a heart attack. Thus, it is very important to discuss your cardiovascular risks with your doctor prior to trying any medication or treatment for erectile dysfunction.
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Discussing ED with your family doctor or urologist may be uncomfortable, but it is important to do so. Together you can discuss which treatment is right for you.
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But the main risk for having ED is age. Yes, unfortunately, the older you are, the more likely you are to have ED. You cannot be 67 and have a 21-year-old penis.
Health care professionals do not routinely obtain imaging tests in the evaluation of erectile dysfunction.
Intracavernosal and intraurethral injections are second-line therapy for patients with ED. Alprostadil is the agent most commonly used for intracavernosal injections. The main adverse effects of intracavernosal injections are painful erection, priapism and development of scarring at the injection site.73 Alprostadil is also available as a topical cream in patients who cannot tolerate injections.75