Erectile Disorder
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Wik1: W074
Diagnoses: Erectile Dysfunction
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Symptoms: inability to achieve and maintain penile erection sufficient to accomplish sexual activity
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Causes: hormonal deficiency, dorder of the neural system, lack of penile blood supply, diabetes, coronary disease
Productive Medications: From medications to pumps to implants there are alternatives.
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- Sildenafil-induced spinal cord infarction: a case reportby Mohsen Gholami on May 18, 2024
Spinal cord infarction is a rare condition, accounting for only a small percentage of strokes. It can be classified into cervical and thoracolumbar infarctions, with various factors contributing to its occurrence. Sildenafil, a phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor commonly used for erectile dysfunction, has been associated with cardiovascular side effects, including transient hypotension. In this case report, we present the unusual occurrence of spinal cord infarction in a 65-year-old man who had...
- Higher oxidative balance score was associated with decreased risk of erectile dysfunction: a population-based studyby Zhixiao Xu on May 17, 2024
CONCLUSION: Higher OBS was associated with reduced risk of ED in U.S. males. These findings suggested that adopting an antioxidant-rich diet and engaging in antioxidant-promoting lifestyle behaviors may contribute to a lower incidence of ED. These results provided recommendations for a comprehensive dietary and lifestyle antioxidants for ED patients.
- The association between pre-diagnostic levels of psychological distress and adverse effects after radical prostatectomyby Rasmus Nilsson on May 16, 2024
CONCLUSION: Men with higher levels of anxiety and depression before prostate biopsy report more urinary and sexual adverse effects after radical prostatectomy. This should be considered both in treatment decision-making and during follow-up after radical prostatectomy.
- Functional Outcomes and Quality of Life in High-risk Prostate Cancer Patients Treated by Robot-assisted Radical Prostatectomy with or Without Adjuvant Treatmentsby Wout Devlies on May 16, 2024
CONCLUSIONS: Risk group was not linked with clinically relevant declines in functional outcomes after RALP. The observed functional outcomes and quality of life are in favour of considering RALP for high-risk prostate cancer. Postoperative treatment resulted in lower erectile function measures without clinically relevant changes in quality of life and urinary functions. Hormone therapy seems to have the most prominent negative effects on these outcomes.