Treatments for ED

ED can result from a variety of factors, including stress, lifestyle habits, certain health conditions, or age-related changes. A licensed provider can help identify possible causes through an online consultation.

There are different approaches available to help manage ED. Treatment options may include prescription medications, lifestyle adjustments, or other therapeutic recommendations based on your provider's evaluation.

Prescription medications for ED are widely used and may be recommended by a licensed provider if appropriate. Your treatment will be personalized based on your medical history and goals.

ED medications are prescription treatments that act by supporting normal physiological processes involved in sexual function. A provider will determine if this type of medication is appropriate for you during your consultation.

There isn't a single option that works the same for everyone. A licensed provider will review your health profile and recommend what may fit your individual needs.

Side effects can vary depending on the medication and dosage. Commonly reported ones may include mild headache, flushing, or nasal congestion. Your provider will review possible side effects before prescribing.

No. ED medications require a prescription in the United States and must be prescribed by a licensed medical provider.

Some blood pressure medications may contribute to ED, while others do not. It's important to discuss your specific prescription with a licensed healthcare provider before making any changes to your treatment.

Improving ED may involve addressing factors such as lifestyle, stress, or underlying health conditions. Your provider can help design a personalized plan that aligns with your needs.