The good news is that for most men, ED is treatable. Treatment options for ED include injection of medications that dilate blood vessels into the urethra or penile tissue, vacuum constriction devices (that use a vacuum pump to draw blood into the penis until it is rigid), penile prosthetic implants, vascular surgery, hormonal therapy, some topical (e.g., nitroglycerine) or oral (e.g., yohimbine) agents. Now, oral phosphodiesterase inhibitors are available for the treatment of ED.
It is also important to note that the underlying cause of ED has to be treated. Besides, some patients may require a change in their medication, if the medication is suspected to be the cause of ED.
Be sure to get the right treatment. When you talk to your doctor about improving your erections, ask for a treatment that:
Can help you achieve harder erections
Can help you maintain your erection during sex
Works when you need it most
Can increase your partner’s satisfaction with your erections
Has a strong safety record
Works for most men with ED who also have a wide range of health issues
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