The prevalence of erectile dysfunction (ED) is estimated to be between 15 and 50 million in the United States alone, affecting men of all ages. Although there are still restrictions regarding male impotence, the emergence of new treatments in recent years, particularly oral PDE-5 inhibitors, which are often indicated for vascular diseases and treatment goals, has leads many men to seek help and treatment. Research For most men, erectile dysfunction has physical causes and can be treated effectively. However, as knowledge about the causes and treatment options increases, doctors need to be aware of medication side effects, alternative therapies, new research in the field, and diseases that may be associated with erectile dysfunction. This practical guide, part of the Oxford American Urology Library, covers the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of erectile dysfunction, as well as a summary of erectile dysfunction in men with conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, heart failure, and We share our approach. disease. All current treatment options, from prostaglandins to vacuum, PDE-5 inhibitors, interventions and surgical treatment, have their benefits and safety described in publications and ongoing research.

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