Assessment and management of erectile dysfunction

Article Abstract:

Sexual impotence can be due to any of a range of factors including psychological influences, vascular problems and hormonal insufficiency. The problem, therefore, requires thorough investigation by the doctor to ensure that treatment is appropriate to the underlying cause. Commonly-used treatments include vacuum pumps, penile injections and oral medications, with surgery and prostheses being used much more rarely. Each treatment has its own advantages and disadvantages, and the patient will need a high level of support to find the treatment which is most successful for him.

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Management guidelines for erectile dysfuntion

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The Erectile Dysfunction Alliance has issued guidelines for nurses dealing with patients with erectile dysfunction, and their partners. Initial assessment should identify the nature of the sexual problem and take a detailed history. Blood pressure and a genital examination should be performed and the treatment options advised, with impartial explanation of the different treatments available.

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Erectile dysfunction

Article Abstract:

Erectile dysfunction (ED) can be caused due to psychological problems, over stress, cardiovascular disease and prolonged medication for chronic diseases. The tips on changing daily routine, using oral pharmacotherapy, penile implantation can be useful to the patients suffering from ED.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Causes of, Penile prostheses

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