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You have come to the right place. This page contains all you need to know about treating ED.
 It is important to talk to your doctor about ED.
Or, find a doctor in this list of urologists.
Embarrassed? Click here for useful tips on talking about ED with a doctor.
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Sildenafil, tadalafil and vardenafil are oral medications, which means they come in a tablet form to be swallowed.
They contain active ingredients that target problems with the physical mechanisms that help men achieve hard sustainable erection.
There is no need for surgery or injections.
These three medicine are known as PDE5 inhibitors, but they don’t suit all health profiles.
ED and men with heart disease, high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol.
It is imperative that you talk to your doctor first about your health condition.
ED and lifestyle changes
Exercise, together with a balanced and healthy diet – even weight loss and cutting down on fatty foods with high cholesterol could all benefit men with ED.
Stopping smoking and/or cutting back or ceasing to drink alcohol may help.
Monitor your cholesterol and blood pressure.
ED and diabetics
Are you a diabetic? Have you recently been diagnosed or warned about developing diabetes?
If you are seeking treatment for diabetes, you should also know that your sex life need not suffer because of diabetes.
ED in people with diabetes is treatable. However it is important you see your doctor first before using any medication or methods to help ED.
ED and prostate health
Problems like prostate cancer or benign enlarged prostate, also called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can cause ED, but these problems don’t mean the end of a healthy sex life.
One study showed that 72% of men with symptoms of BPH also had ED
ED and spinal injury
Injury to the spine can affect almost every function in the body including a man’s ability to get an erection.
ED and depression
Depression over a period of time cans also trigger ED. It’s important that a person with depression seek help from a doctor.
Treating ED can help symptoms of depression.
There are also other treatment procedures for ED available. Click here to read more.
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