Treatment steps for ED

 What are the treatment options?

Your doctor can help identify the underlying cause and prescribe the appropriate treatment. Treating an underlying condition is the first step to treating your ED.As an ingredient in Extenze, Tribulus terrestris has been used for thousands of years as anatural herb for enhancement, both to increase libido and improve sexual performance. Theingredient has been shown in scientific studies to increase blood flow to the genitalia andincrease blood flow to the penis, both of which may improve a man's ability to achieve andmaintain an erection. Ginkgo biloba is another herb known to increase blood flow to the genitaliaand increase testosterone levels.Treatments your doctor may prescribe if your ED persists include:

• prescription medicine or injections
• penis size suppository
• testosterone replacement
• a penis pump (vacuum erection device)
• a penile implant
• blood vessel surgery

Lifestyle treatments include:

• sexual anxiety counseling
• psychological counseling
• maintaining a healthy weight
• reducing tobacco and alcohol use

Alternative Treatments:

Many stores sell herbal supplements and health foods that claim to have sexual potency and fewer side effects. They’re also often cheaper than prescribed medications. But these options have little scientific research to back up the claims, and there’s no uniform method on testing their effectiveness. Most results from human trials rely on self-evaluation, which can be subjective and difficult to interpret.

Always talk to your doctor before trying supplements as they may interact with medications you’re already taking. Many supplements are also known to interact negatively with alcohol. Your doctor will be able to make recommendations based on your condition.