Erectile Dysfunction in Cincinnati

What is Erectile Dysfunction?

Also known as ED or sexual impotence, erectile dysfunction is the difficulty of obtaining and/or maintaining an erection. This is most common as men age and blood flow decreases, but any man can develop ED and certain health factors may contribute to it.

What causes Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile Dysfunction can occur for a number of reasons caused by a variety of physical and emotional factors, but men at higher risk are those who:

• Are over age 50
• Are diabetic
• Have high blood pressure
• Have high cholesterol
• Get limited exercise
• Are obese
• Have Low testosterone

What are the symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction?

Most men with Erectile Dysfunction have noticed a significant difference in the quality of their intimacy. Over time they may have noticed they can no longer get and/or maintain an erection. It’s a disorder that’s common, affecting 50% of men over 40 to some degree. Especially as you age, blood flow to the penis decreases, which makes it harder for an erection to occur.

How do I treat Erectile Dysfunction in Cincinnati?

Erectile Dysfunction has most commonly been treated with on-demand medications that require you to preplan your intimacy. Although this can be a great solution for some, it can kill the moment for others. Through integrative approaches, the experts at Amy Brenner MD & Associates have found alternative approaches that help men get back to enjoying intimacy! These treatments may include:

Testosterone Optimization

P-Shot^® (Priapus Shot^®)

Himtensity^™ Wave Therapy

How do I schedule an evaluation to see if I am a candidate for the procedure(s)?

Your initial consultation with one of our physicians will begin with a thorough look into your past medical and surgical history, family history, and current medications, with specific attention paid to factors influencing success of the procedure. Our experts utilize the Sexual Health Inventory for Men (SHIM) score—a validated questionnaire that assesses erectile function. This allows us to better understand your specific situation and design a personalized approach just for you.

After deciding together if you are a candidate, your provider will customize a treatment plan that addresses your concerns.