If you were recently diagnosed with, or think you might have Erectile Dysfunction. It’s important to know as much as you can from your doctor. We’ve provided a list of ten things to ask your doctor about a potential ED diagnosis.
- Could an underlying illness be causing my erectile dysfunction or making it worse?
- Could any of my medications be causing my ED or making it worse?
- If so, can I safely change my medications or their doses?
- How might the use of tobacco or alcohol contribute to ED?
- Could stress or other psychological problems be contributing to my erection difficulties?
- Should I see a counselor, a sex therapist, or a psychiatrist?
- Could a drug like Cialis, Levitra, Staxyn, Stendra, or Viagra work for me? If not, could another drug be an option for me?
- How can I take ED medication safely, and what side effects should I look for?
- How much improvement can I expect?
- What non-medication treatments (such as implants, vacuum devices, or surgery) are available? What are the pros and cons of these treatments
For additional questions about Erectile Dysfunction, contact Dr. Gunderson at Age Management Institute. (775)787-8300 or visit www.RenoAMI.com
