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    In this video today. we are going to talk about  treatment options for erectile dysfunction  

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    in addition to medications which I've previously  covered if you're new here I'm Dr. Rena Malik,  

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    urologist and pelvic surgeon, and I'm so happy to  have you here, I cannot believe we are nearly at  

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    one million subscribers so please if you like what  you see here share this channel with your friends  

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    make sure they subscribe and help everyone get a  little bit more knowledgeable about their urologic  

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    and sexual health I want to give a special  shout out to bluechew for sponsoring this video.  

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    erectile dysfunction is defined as the inability  to have penetrative intercourse and affects about  

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    half of men over the age of 52 but the  questions that most of my patients ask  

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    is why do people even get erectile dysfunction  well the number one cause is due to vascular  

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    problems and that includes issues like high  blood pressure high cholesterol lack of exercise  

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    and smoking another 30 comes from diabetes over  half of men with diabetes will develop erectile  

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    dysfunction in fact having the disorder itself  increases your risk by three and a half times and  

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    the longer you have diabetes the more likely you  are to develop erectile dysfunction that's because  

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    diabetes affects the blood flow and the nerves to  the penis both of which are extremely important  

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    for erections medications contribute to another  15 and that includes most commonly medications  

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    for blood pressure specifically those that  are called thiazides or beta blockers like  

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    metoprolol which is very commonly prescribed  also medications for depression specifically  

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    ssris or serotonin selective reuptake inhibitors  commonly cause issues with erections other smaller  

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    causes of erectile dysfunction include neurologic  causes specifically things that affect the nerve  

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    function to the penis that can include spinal  cord injury multiple sclerosis or other neurologic  

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    conditions another five percent comes from pelvic  surgeries like prostatectomy or other surgeries  

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    that happen in the lower part of the abdomen where  the nerves course that go to the penis and lastly  

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    a very small percent about three percent are  due to hormonal causes like low testosterone  

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    low thyroid or issues with your pituitary gland  so when you develop issues of erectile dysfunction  

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    you should go see your primary care doctor and  urologist particularly you should be screened  

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    by your primary care doctor for cardiac disease  risk factors because erectile dysfunction can be  

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    the first sign of heart disease and so if you want  to learn more about that check out my video that i  

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    made before about how erections can be the first  sign of heart disease when you see your doctor to  

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    talk about your issues with erections they'll  get a history from you they'll ask a lot of  

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    questions about your experience with erections  in the past if this has been gradual or sudden  

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    if you've had any trauma recently as well as a  physical examination to really any other physical  

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    causes that might be contributing and often with  that we'll also get an early morning testosterone  

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    blood draw to make sure that you don't have any  hormonal causes like low testosterone based on  

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    the history and physical examination we can rule  out things like psychogenic causes or factors  

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    that may be associated with your thoughts around  performance anxiety that might be contributing  

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    to erectile dysfunction that are best treated by a  sexual therapist or psychologist another test that  

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    some people might offer is a penile doppler test  and this test looks at the blood flow to the penis  

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    however very often it doesn't change  management what it does do is it allows  

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    us to provide reassurance for patients who might  have psychological causes of erectile dysfunction  

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    and most commonly it's used for young men who've  had some sort of trauma and had a sudden onset of  

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    erectile dysfunction to identify areas that  may have developed an abnormality called an  

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    arteriovenous fistula and the reason there's  not a whole lot of other diagnostic testing  

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    is because the treatment essentially is almost  always the same unless you've had a trauma and  

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    you might benefit from a very selective surgery  which is extremely rare then the treatment as i  

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    mentioned is always the same so we start with  lifestyle changes so what can you do sitting  

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    at home to help improve your erections so if you  think about things that can help your erections  

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    well anything that's good for your heart  is also going to be good for your erections  

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    the most study type of dietary changes are the  mediterranean diet which is diet high in fresh  

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    produce fish and polyunsaturated oils like olive  oil you want to avoid processed foods anything  

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    that comes in a box really saturated fats dairy  and red meat and in studies they've shown that  

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    having a mediterranean diet has improved erectile  dysfunction or slowed the rate of decline in  

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    strength of erections exercise is also a great way  to help improve erections multiple studies have  

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    proven this and you want to ideally aim for 60  minutes three times a week now you can break that  

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    up as much as you want you can do 10 minutes in  the morning 10 minutes in the afternoon 10 minutes  

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    later and you can do it over the course of the  seven days so it doesn't have to be a big ordeal  

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    it doesn't have to be all at once lastly if you  are on some of the medications that might cause  

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    erectile dysfunction we'll put up a list right  here you can talk to your doctor about trying to  

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    switch to either another hypertensive medication  for high blood pressure or another medication for  

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    depression that might have less side effects for  erections and lastly very simply quit smoking if  

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    you are because that's not going to help your  erections and if you're having alcohol on a  

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    chronic basis meaning daily with large amounts  try to limit that or decrease that significantly  

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    because that will also help with your erections  a lot of you ask if there's any supplements or  

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    herbal medications that can help well there's some  major issues here is one we don't know exactly  

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    what is in the supplements they're unregulated and  the ingredients and dosages listed on the bottle  

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    may not be what's actually in the supplement and  sometimes they're even contaminated with other  

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    medications medications that we already use for  erectile dysfunction like tidal fill or sildenafil  

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    or heavy metals interestingly the placebo effect  which is when you take a pill that you think is  

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    going to improve your erections is quite high in  studies for erectile dysfunction that's why we do  

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    randomize controlled trials because when you take  something and you think it's going to improve your  

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    erections it actually does by up to 30 percent and  so when you see people saying they've had these  

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    great results with certain supplements well a lot  of it can be from that placebo effect let's move  

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    on to medical treatment so i talked a lot about  medical treatment in my last video comparing to  

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    dalophil and sildenafil so go check that one out  i talk all about how our body makes erections and  

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    how exactly these medications work to help improve  erections if you hate going to the doctor or you  

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    can't swallow pills there's a super convenient  option available to you called bluetooth it's  

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    an entire service it's so so easy first step is  you fill out a medical form online and within two  

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    days it's reviewed by the blue chew team you're  connected to a licensed medical professional right  

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    on the platform no extra software is needed then  if you meet criteria for treatment with medication  

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    you'll receive a prescription of specially  compounded sildenafil and todalophil in chewable  

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    form these are made by specialized licensed  compounding pharmacies and delivered direct  

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    to your door in discrete packaging just like this  it's delivered right to your door for as little as  

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    twenty dollars a month blue chew is available in  all of the united states except for north dakota  

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    and south carolina and to top it up they have  great 24 7 customer service if you're interested  

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    in trying blue chew make sure you check out the  link in the description below as well as the  

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    coupon code for a free one month trial of 20 off  your first prescription of blue chew okay outside  

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    of medications there are actually other options  that can help treat erections and i'm going  

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    to talk about a few of them in this video the  first one is called an intraurethral suppository  

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    this uses a medication called prostaglandin which  after you insert it inside the urethra it diffuses  

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    across the urethra to get into the corporal tissue  or the erectile tissue of the penis this increases  

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    the amount of cyclic adenosine monophosphate this  is very similar to cgmp that i talked about in my  

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    last video about suldenophyll and tadallophil  essentially it increases the smooth muscle  

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    relaxation within the penis to allow erections  to last longer it comes in multiple doses from  

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    125 micrograms up to a thousand micrograms it's  recommended to urinate before you administer it  

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    and once you put it in the urethra do it standing  and then massage the penis to help absorb the  

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    agent into the tissues the side effects for this  include 32 percent of people complain of penile  

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    pain 12 complain of some burning pain in the  urethra and about five to six percent complain  

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    of minor bleeding or pain testicular pain or their  female partners may have some vaginal discomfort  

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    and in a very small percentage about two percent  will get dizziness because this medication can  

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    cause a drop in your blood pressure and lastly  make sure that if your partner's pregnant that  

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    you do not use this because the prostaglandin in  the medication can transfer to your partner and  

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    induce premature labor another option is a vacuum  erection device and i'm going to make a dedicated  

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    video about this later but let me know if you've  used one before in the comments below and how  

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    well it worked for you and the last non-surgical  option is an intracavernosal injection these are  

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    probably the most effective option for erectile  dysfunction and this is usually a mix of one to  

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    three different pharmacologic agents that are  injected directly into the penis and yes this  

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    sounds super scary but the needle is really tiny  a lot of times when patients do the injection the  

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    first time they'll actually look at me and say oh  that's it that's all it was so really it's not as  

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    bad as it sounds it's a lot of fear and anxiety  because of course it's injecting something into  

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    your penis but it works very very well and how it  works is it relaxes the smooth muscle of the penis  

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    and increases blood flow to the penis to help  improve erections as i mentioned they come in  

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    one to three agents combined the ones that are  a single agent are typically prostaglandin e1  

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    these are exactly the same mechanism of action  as the medication that's in the intra-urethral  

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    suppository we just talked about another agent  that's used or medication that's used in the  

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    injection is called papaverin and this works very  similar to the medications sildenafil and tadalpha  

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    and other phosphodiesterase inhibitors because it  has the exact same mechanism it's a non-specific  

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    phosphodiesterase inhibitor phantolamine  is the last agent and how that works is it  

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    relaxes blood vessels to allow increased blood  flow the agents usually are called biomix when  

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    they have two agents or tri-mix when they have  three agents we typically recommend the first  

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    dose is done in the office so that you learn how  to do it and you can see if you have a response  

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    the efficacy of these is very very high as i  mentioned up to 80 to 85 percent of people will  

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    see a response with this however there are some  side effects 50 of men who use the single agent  

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    of prostaglandin e1 which is called cava reject  or edex most commonly as a brand name will report  

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    some penile pain however that can be fixed by  switching to a bi-mix or a tri-mix formulation  

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    three percent of people may notice some nodules  on the penis where they're doing the injection  

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    after using it for greater than 18 months two  percent will see some bruising and eccomosis and  

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    three percent can have what's called a hematoma or  bleeding underneath the skin of the penis and one  

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    to two percent will have headaches or dizziness  the most serious complication that we worry about  

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    is called a priapism or an erection that lasts  longer than four hours i've talked about this  

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    previously so check out some of my other videos  where i talk about priapism or what to do when you  

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    get an erection that won't go away ultimately  if you've tried all these options or some of  

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    these options and you're still not having success  there are other surgical options available namely  

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    penile prostheses and i've made a couple videos  about these so check those out for now and if  

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    you want a more in-depth video about the different  types of penile prostheses comment below and i'll  

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    make one of those as well as always i'm going to  take care of yourself because you are worth it

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Definition and meaning of HEMATOMA

What does "hematoma mean?"

/ˌhēməˈtōmə/

noun
Localized swelling filled with blood.