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Iron Mountain Mens Health
EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION AND PREMATURE EJACULATION

Oral Medication for ED

Oral medications work by increasing blood flow to the erectile tissue of the penis.
  • No Pain
  • Typically works within 30 - 45 minutes
  • Helps with both firmness and duration of activity
  • Dosage adjustments are available to help achieve desired results.

Erectile Dysfunction Drugs

There are several oral medications for ED on the market today, They all work by improving blood flow to the penis. Results vary. However, they each accomplish this differently due to their distinct chemical makeups.

Viagra(sildenafil citrate)
Cialis(tadalafil)
Levitra(vardenafil hydrochloride)
Stendra(avanafil)

How does this treatment work?

The oral medications for ED are called PDE-5 inhibitors which are potent vasodilators that enhance the blood flow to the erectile tissue within the penis.  They are typically taken 30 mins - 1 hour prior to planned activity.  Their effect enhances the firmness of an erection as well as the duration.  While all of the PDE-5 inhibitors cause a similar amount of firmness, the duration of the erection can vary. Tadalafil (brand name Cialis) can stay active for up to 36 hours, so it may help you get an erection during that time when you are sexually aroused. 

Risks and Side Effects

An erection lasting over four hours is possible, but also rare. You must seek immediate medical attention if you experience an erection that is that prolonged and/or painful, a condition also known as a priapism. Left untreated, this can permanently damage the penis.

Virtually all prescription drugs have potential side effects, but their duration and severity can vary. The most common side effects of sexual dysfunction medications are headache, flushing, stuffy or runny nose, facial flushing and back pain.  These medications can also lower your blood pressure.  

Taking nitrate medications in addition to these medications can be deadly so speak with your physician or provider to find out if this is safe for you.

Is Oral Medication Right For You?

These medications may be right if you . . .

Are afraid of needles
Are not interested in surgery
Prefer a pill
Have not taken nitrates within the past 48 hours
Have talked with your provider about side effects
Want a dose your provider can adjust if needed (never suggest patients change their own dose)