Impotence Treatment
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Can Impotence be treated ?
Impotence can be treated and often cured. The American Medical Association estimates that doctors can effectively treat 95% of impotence cases with one of the following impotence treatments:
Drug therapy. Drugs work to increase blood flow to the penis. Viagraź is one of the major impotence treatments today. Other drugs with similar phosphodiesterase inhibitors (PDE5) are Levitra and Cialis. Some drugs even work on the mental or nerve-transmitting part of impotence, which helps the brain communicate to the penis.
Penile implants. A surgeon places a small, saline-filled medical device that recreates the erectile function. The device transfers fluid to the penis when an erection is desired. The device is totally concealed. This procedure has one of the highest patient satisfaction rates of all impotence treatments.
Vacuum erection device. The man puts a plastic tube over his penis and creates a vacuum by pumping the air out. The vacuum draws blood to his penis. This makes it erect. He then places an elastic band around the base of his penis to maintain blood in the penis and keep it firm.
Injection therapy. The man injects medication into the side of his penis. The medication makes the blood vessels widen. As blood vessels widen or "dilate," blood flow increases to create an erection.
Urethral suppository. The man inserts a soft pellet of medication into his urethra. His penis absorbs the medication. Blood flow increases, creating an erection (similar to injection therapy but without the needle).
Psychotherapy. Whether ED has a physical cause or not, a man may benefit from therapy that teaches him how to reduce his anxiety about sex.
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