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A medical treatment for erectile dysfunction involving injections into the penis.
Permanent penile injury from vacuum (penis) pump overuse is rare but possible; immediate medical attention is warranted for specific red flags including priapism (an erection >4 hours), severe or wors...
FDA‑approved vacuum erection devices (VEDs are Class II medical devices cleared for treating erectile dysfunction and for penile rehabilitation after prostate surgery . They are designed, tested and l...
Premature ejaculation (PE) is clinically described as ejaculation that occurs sooner than desired and causes distress for the patient and/or partner, with consensus definitions emphasizing timing (oft...
No randomized clinical trials have tested oral sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) as a treatment for erectile dysfunction against approved ED drugs or placebo; the existing clinical literature only docu...
Early vacuum erectile device (VED) use—started in the weeks after nerve‑sparing radical prostatectomy—and especially when combined with regular phosphodiesterase‑5 inhibitors (PDE5i) or intracavernosa...
A single, small randomized clinical trial from the early 1990s tested sodium bicarbonate in the context of intracavernosal injection therapy and found that adding bicarbonate to acidic injection solut...