ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION

ERECTILE  DYSFUNCTION
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Erectile dysfunction, often affecting 1 in 10 men, is the inability to achieve an erection adequate for sexual intercourse. This condition can be caused by various factors including physical, psychological, neurological, and vascular issues. Excessive drinking, smoking, heart and vascular diseases, hormonal problems, and erectile tissue issues can also contribute to ED. Understanding the risks, causes, and possible treatments for erectile dysfunction is crucial for maintaining men's sexual health and overall well-being.

  • Erectile Dysfunction
  • Mens Health
  • Sexual Health
  • Risk Factors
  • Treatment

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  1. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION CAROLINE ROBERTS CNS UROLOGY

  2. FACTS ED INABILITY TO ACHIEVE AN ERECTION ADEQUATE FOR SEXUAL INTERCOURSE AFFECTS 1 in 10 MEN 80% CAUSED BY PHYSICAL CAUSES CAUSES PERSONAL/ PARTNER DISTRESS 5% 40yr olds 15% 70 yr ols

  3. MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 99F8AE8E-1C47-49B6-9EAC-6E8018A18BFA es_0327

  4. RISKS AND CAUSES EXCESSIVE DRINKING SMOKING NEUROLOGICAL CAUSES PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES SOME MEDICATION HEART AND VASCULAR DISEASE HORMONAL PROBLEMS ERECTILE TISSUE PROBLEMS

  5. NEUROLOGICAL CAUSES Brain sends a message: stimulation Damage to Brain- Parkinsons, Stroke Damage to Spinal Cord- Spinal injury, Congenital disorders, Multiple sclerosis Damage to nerve supply to penis- Pelvic injury, Prostate/ bladder/ Bowel operations, Diabetes, Alcoholism Affects up to 70%

  6. VASCULAR DISEASE Remember the anatomy Reduced blood flow- Often the most significant factor Life style changes reduce alcohol, stop smoking, increase exercise Affects up to 75-85%

  7. PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES Anxiety Stress Depression Fear Relationship problems Sexual inhibition Abuse

  8. DRUG THERAPY Anti-hypertensives Anti-depressants/psychotics Anti-convulsants Anti-parkinsons Antacids None medical drugs

  9. DIAGNOSIS Past medical history including psychiatric Drug history including recreational Alcohol including past Social history including relationship ED- ? Problem, length of problem, sudden or gradual, morning erections, normal sex drive, partners attitude, ? problem all the time, patient perception of cause

  10. DIAGNOSIS CONT. Blood pressure Examination of genitals Blood tests eg. FSH, LH, Testosterone, Thyroid, glucose, PSA DRE

  11. WHICH TREATMENT ? Safety Ease of Use Effective Speed of action Partner Choice is up to patient and partner

  12. ORAL THERAPIES Sexual stimulation- increases blood supply Advantages- effective (50-80 %), mild transient side effects, none invasive Disadvantages- not suitable for all, can take an hour (or longer, facilitator, rather than initiator, cost

  13. PDE5 inhibitors There are 4 approved types of PDE5Is: Sildenafil Tadalafil Vardenafil Avanafil PDE5Is are the most commonly prescribed treatment for ED. All types of PDE5Is can be equally effective. Which drug is best for you depends on how often you want to have sexual activity, and your personal experience. Because of the success of PDE5Is in treating ED, there are many fake pills on the market. These drugs are not approved for sale, they may be toxic and may damage your health. Always talk to your doctor or healthcare provider before using or buying medication for ED.

  14. INTRAURETHRAL THERAPY Gel inserted into urethra Increases blood supply Advantages-can be used on most patients Disadvantages- less effective, side effects, slower, method requires skill, can cause partner discomfort, cost

  15. INTRA CAVERNOSAL INJECTIONS Advantages- effective, can be used on most patients, quick, mild side effects Disadvantages- invasive, occasionally cause priapism, bleeding, long term fibrosis, cost, technique.

  16. Injection site

  17. VACUUM DEVICE Draws blood into penis Advantages- suitable for most men, few side effects, can improve own erections, cost, Disadvantages- cost, not maintainable for longer than 30 mins, can be painful, may not ejaculate, penis cold & discoloured, pivot at base, lack of spontaneity.

  18. Vacuum Device

  19. SURGERY getImage dura-II-implant Prosthesis

  20. SURGERY CONT Advantages- useful when other options failed, high success rate, expensive, on off solution Disadvantages- mechanical failure, surgical procedure, possible infection

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