Erectile Dysfunction: Harbinger of Early Cardiovascular Disease
Comanagement of cardiovascular disease risk factors through exercise and weight loss can improve erectile function.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
FDA: Some E-Cigarette Liquids Contain Erectile Dysfunction Meds
Sildenafil and tadalafil not approved to be sold over the counter and are being sold illegally.
Lifestyle, not ED medication, raises melanoma risk
Men who took erectile dysfunction medication had increased risk for melanoma, but it is probably due to lifestyle factors.
Makers of erectile dysfuction drug Cialis seek OTC approval
The FDA would need additional research to sell the erectile dysfunction drug over-the-counter.
NSAIDs may heighten risk of erectile dysfunction
A large, ethnically diverse study has linked the regular use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs with erectile dysfunction beyond what would be expected due to age and comorbidity.
Erectile dysfunction linked to high uric acid
Elevated serum uric acid levels may be a marker for an increased risk of erectile dysfunction.
Erectile dysfunction after prostate cancer
As a side effect of radical prostatectomy, the favored treatment for many, erectile dysfunction can affect a man’s mental and physical quality of life.
L-arginine used for heart failure and erectile dysfunction
This amino acid is mainly taken for its vasodilatory effects, but serious safety issues limit its use.
ED may indicate future heart trouble
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a powerful, independent predictor of serious heart disease, according to a pair of recent studies…
Controlling health costs
The comments by Gail Koelker, MSN, RN-C, FNP (Item 115-3), reflect the need to avoid unnecessary expense in the workup of her patient with erectile dysfunction. In reply, David T. Noyes, MD, also suggests less expensive alternatives. Both these sentiments suggest a cause, as well as a remedy, for the spiraling costs of health care.…
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