Whom does impotence affect?
(more FAQs below)

A recent study estimates that 30 million men suffer from various degrees of erectile dysfunction. This can range from mild to severe. It is clearly an age-related phenomenon with the prevalence of erectile dysfunction increasing significantly with age. Surprisingly, by the time men reach the age of 40, 5% of them are completely impotent, never achieving an erection rigid enough for penetration. Approximately 15% have significant problems achieving or maintaining an erection.

• Whom does impotence affect?
  
• What are the causes of erectile dysfunction?
  
• What are the easiest and safest treatments available?
  
• What are currently available Oral Medications and what differentiates them from each other?
  
• What if I can't take one of the available Oral Medications or they are not working as well as I had hoped?
  
• I am interested in more information on impotence injectable medication.
  
• What will the evaluation and diagnosis be like?
  
• What information will the doctor need from me to make the first appointment most useful?
  
• I have problems with penile curvature (Peyronie's disease). What will an evaluation include?
  
• I am not impotent. I have premature ejaculation or delayed ejaculation. What will the evaluation include?
  
• Are all urologists impotence experts?
  
• What about herbal alternatives?
  
• Other FAQs

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