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Treatments approved by the FDA for erectile dysfunction
Phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors () — oral drugs such as sildenafil, tadalafil and avanafil — are the established, first-line, evidence-based treatments for because they reliably improve erections ...
There is no credible evidence in the collected reporting that baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is an effective treatment for erectile dysfunction, and none of the sources reviewed document a direct ph...
A safe, evidence-based evaluation for suspected low testosterone or (ED) requires a , targeted laboratory testing with proper timing and assay awareness, and exclusion of reversible medical, psycholog...
usually starts with addressing and — exercise, weight loss, , and diet changes reliably improve erections in many men . When lifestyle measures are insufficient, a range of evidence‑based options exis...
Adaptive enrichment—trial designs that prospectively focus recruitment or modify enrollment based on interim biomarkers or responses—has scant direct documentation in sexual dysfunction research; inst...
To test whether prior response to PDE5 inhibitors modifies benefit from a new erectile dysfunction (ED) therapy, the most reliable approaches are prospective randomized designs that stratify or random...