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Vascular disease impact on erectile dysfunction treatment effectiveness, particularly with Viagra and vacuum erection devices
Diabetes substantially raises the risk of erectile dysfunction (ED) through intertwined vascular, nerve, hormonal and metabolic pathways, so much so that roughly half of men with diabetes will experie...
Researchers often use stretched flaccid penile length because it offers a practical, reproducible proxy for erect length that can be measured in clinic without pharmacological induction of erection, e...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs), intracavernosal injections (ICI), and penile prostheses occupy distinct places on the erectile‑dysfunction treatment spectrum: VEDs are noninvasive tools with physiolog...
Clinical trial evidence supports some benefit of L‑arginine for mild-to-moderate erectile dysfunction (ED), both as a single high‑dose agent and in combination products—yet results are mixed across st...
Herbal remedies such as red ginseng, yohimbe/yohimbine and horny goat weed are widely marketed for erectile dysfunction (ED) and have some biological rationale and mixed clinical signals, but the clin...