Only a small subset of men with ED benefit from vascular testing, which can identify specific arterial or venous dysfunction amenable to surgical reconstruction. For the vast majority, such testing is unlikely to change management strategy. Thus, specialized testing is now limited to PDE-I non-responders, young men with post-traumatic or primary ED, men with Peyronie’s Disease, and legal investigations.
Acupuncture. Though acupuncture has been used to treat male sexual problems for centuries, the scientific evidence to support its use for erectile dysfunction is equivocal at best. In 2009, South Korean scientists conducted a systematic review of studies on acupuncture for ED. They found major design flaws in all of the studies, concluding that "the evidence is insufficient to suggest that acupuncture is an effective intervention for treating ED." QUESTION Erectile dysfunction (ED) is… See Answer

When you have heart disease, or coronary artery disease (blocked blood vessels), it will affect the tiny arteries in your penis sooner. Many times, we will refer you to a cardiologist to determine if you have cardiovascular disease that is causing your ED. increasing physical activity, quitting tobacco products, losing weight, and consuming a healthy, well-balanced diet.
Any man can suffer from ED. Known causes of the condition include stress, anxiety, alcoholism, fatigue etc. It’s important that you see a doctor if you suspect you’re suffering from ED for a proper diagnosis.