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Erectile Dysfunction and Heart Attack Risk in Men
If you have erectile dysfunction (ED), listen up: at least one doctor is stating that erectile dysfunction is the main sign of heart disease in men. In fact, urologist Terry Mason, chief medical officer at Cook County Hospitals in Chicago calls erectile dysfunction “the canary in the coal mine” when it comes to heart disease….
Whole Prostate HIFU Not Impressive for Preventing ED
Just as Ponce de Leon sought in vain for a fountain of youth, it appears that the search for a whole gland prostate treatment that will reliably preserve sexual function remains fruitless for the time being. At least, based on medium-term outcomes of whole gland HIFU announced by Dr. Mark Emberton’s team, it sure looks…
What is a Vacuum Erection Device for ED?
Among the wide range of treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED), such as pills, injections, and penile implants, one of the safest and non-invasive treatments is VED. Vacuum erection device therapy for ED is also the only natural, drug-free treatment for erectile dysfunction proven more than 90 percent effective. VED therapy also works for diabetic and…
How Do ED Drugs Work?
If you are experiencing erectile dysfunction and want to try a pill treatment that produces good results, then you have five options available. All five FDA-approved drugs for erectile dysfunction – Cialis (tadalafil), Levitra (vardenafil), Staxyn (vardenafil), Viagra (sildenafil), and Stendra (avanafil) – work in a similar way, with some slight variations in how long…
Can Ginkgo Biloba Treat ED?
The seeds of the ginkgo biloba tree have been used to treat various health problems for at least four thousand years, and it is still one of the most popular remedies in the world as a natural treatment for erectile dysfunction. But does ginkgo biloba for ED work? Ginkgo Biloba for ED Ginkgo biloba possesses…
Is Erectile Dysfunction Linked to Income Levels?
Is erectile dysfunction linked to income? It appears to be, but the cause may not be what you think. A new study finds that men who are married to women who make more than they do are more likely to use drugs to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) than are men who bring home the bigger…