If your first attempt at treating Erectile Dysfunction does not give you the results you desire, know you have other options

Author: Dr. Lieberman

E.D. is very common in men today — in fact 53% of men over 40 have some form of it. Despite its widespread impact, however, there is no sense of fraternity among these men. In fact, most men still don’t want to openly talk about E.D., choosing to either ignore the problem and hope it will go away … or attempting to find a solution, but doing so half-heartedly — and very often unsuccessfully — because they are embarrassed about their situation.

It’s rather puzzling, really. If it were any other affliction, these men would not rest until they’d exhausted every reasonable option at a cure. But when it comes to trying to resolve their E.D. issue, they dabble a little and often give up. They try some pills they borrowed from a friend … a crème they bought off the Internet … or maybe even tried getting an injection from a medical practitioner. But if they didn’t see immediate results, they shrugged their shoulders, clammed up, and unnecessarily returned to their life with E.D.

As is the case with nearly all health issues, education is key. Men with E.D. must know that 85-90% of the time there is a physical condition causing their E.D. which needs to be addressed — such as uncontrolled diabetes … heart disease … or hypertension. And, most importantly, they must know that there are not one, but SEVERAL proven, medically-sound ways that can resolve your E.D. (should it not be resolved by treating the pre-existing physical condition).

Yes, there are medications. But if the little blue pill does not give you the results you want, don’t give up! Injectables — which have an 85% success rate, but are not the most convenient option — may be the solution for you. Or perhaps you should consider a penile implant that has a 95+% success rate with producing reliable erections when needed.

Only a urologist, like myself, who specializes in the treatment of male E.D. can offer you the options of oral and injectable E.D. treatments, as well as surgical implants.