Viagra - Non–Surgical Method Of Treating Erectile Dysfunction
There is both surgical and non surgical way of treating erectile dysfunction. The non-surgical ways of treatment include external vacuum devices, penile injection therapy, medications, hormonal therapy and intraurethal pellet therapy. In few cases the therapies can be combined and can be used. If none of these therapies work out, then the person may go for surgical treatment.
External vacuum devices are specially designed vacuum which are used to produce erections. This has been in use for many years and it is cost effective. Vacuum devises are safe and reliable and it does not require surgery. The typical vacuum device consists of a plastic cylinder that is placed over the penis, tension rings of various sizes, and a small hand pump. When air is pumped out, it causes a partial vacuum. This helps to draw blood into the penis and creates the erection. The tension ring acts like a tourniquet to keep the blood in the penis and it also helps in maintaining erection. Once when the erection is obtained this tension ring should be placed around the base of the penis. To get the best result, the correct size of tension ring should be used. If the ring is too tight, it can be uncomfortable. If it is too large, erection may not last. The tension ring should not be left in the place longer than half an hour. These devices are generally safe but at times bruising can occur and the erect penis may lack some support. Pain, numbness, no or painful ejaculation, pulling of scrotal tissue into the cylinder may occur and low penile temperature are the other side effects of the device.
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Penile injection therapy uses a drug which can be injected in to the penis fro dilating the blood vessels and thereby increasing the blood flow. Papverine is a drug that produces vasodilatation and this was shown to produce erections when injected directly in to the penis. Currently Alprostadil is a drug most commonly used for injections into the penis. It works in most of the men. A combination of Alprostadil, phentolamine and papaverine called as TriMix and it has twice the effectiveness of alprostadil alone. But it is very expensive and usually not covered by insurance, whereas Alprostadil is often covered by most insurance plans. Self-injection of these drugs has been very beneficial. The most effective way to achieve erections in a wide variety of men is by penile injection therapy. But then, only if the vascular structure of the penis is healthy, these injectable drugs will be very effective. Pain from medication, priapism, scarring, or bleeding at the site of the injection are the most common side effects of penile injection therapy.
Most of the men with low sex drive and erectile dysfunction may have low levels of testosterone which is the male hormone. Hormone replacement may be beneficial, especially when used in combination with other therapies for erectile dysfunction. However, testosterone supplementation alone is not particularly effective in treating erectile dysfunction. Replacement testosterone is called as hormonal therapy and it is available in the form of injections, skin patches or gels and also as pills.
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