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Erection problems are more common than you might think, and getting help shouldn't feel uncomfortable.
Explore the possible causes of erectile dysfunction and take the first step towards finding a treatment that's suitable for you through a confidential online consultation.
Treatment isn't necessarily the same for everyone.
Some men benefit from addressing an underlying health condition or making lifestyle changes. Others may be offered medication following a clinical assessment. Psychological support can also be helpful, particularly when stress or anxiety contributes to the problem.
Common approaches include:
A qualified healthcare professional can help establish which approach may be appropriate for your circumstances.
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Follow the consultation link to our external healthcare partner, where you'll be asked about your symptoms, medical history, current medicines and general health.
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An appropriately qualified healthcare professional assesses your information and determines whether further investigation, medical advice or treatment is appropriate.
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If treatment is suitable, your healthcare provider will explain the available options, relevant costs and next steps. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription.
There isn't one treatment that works best for everyone. Oral medicines such as sildenafil and tadalafil are commonly used to treat erectile dysfunction, but their suitability depends on your medical history, current medication and the underlying cause of your symptoms.
A healthcare professional can help determine which treatment is most appropriate for you.
Sometimes, erectile dysfunction improves or resolves when an underlying cause is addressed. For example, lifestyle changes, managing certain health conditions or reducing stress may improve erectile function.
Other men may require ongoing treatment to manage their symptoms. The outcome depends on what's causing the problem.
Yes. Although erectile dysfunction becomes more common with age, it can affect men in their twenties, thirties and beyond.
Stress, anxiety, lifestyle factors and underlying medical conditions can all contribute to erection difficulties, regardless of age.
You can start by speaking to your GP or an appropriately qualified healthcare professional through an online consultation.
If erection problems keep happening, a medical assessment is recommended because they can sometimes indicate an underlying condition such as diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
This depends on the treatment prescribed. For example, sildenafil typically starts working within 30 to 60 minutes, while tadalafil can take a similar amount of time and may have a longer duration of action.
These medicines require sexual stimulation to work, and individual responses vary.
Erectile dysfunction treatments can be safe and effective when used appropriately, but they're not suitable for everyone.
Certain medicines, particularly nitrates used for chest pain, can interact dangerously with some ED treatments. A healthcare professional should review your medical history and current medicines before recommending treatment.
Consultations with the external healthcare provider should be handled in accordance with applicable UK data protection and medical confidentiality requirements.
Before starting, you can review the provider's privacy policy to understand how your personal and medical information will be processed.
The cost depends on the treatment recommended, the provider and any associated consultation or prescription charges.
As consultations and treatment management are handled by our external healthcare partner, you'll be able to review the relevant pricing through their service before proceeding.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is when you regularly find it difficult to get or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual activity.
Occasional erection problems are common. Stress, tiredness or drinking too much alcohol can sometimes make it harder to get an erection, and this doesn't necessarily mean you have an ongoing medical condition.
However, if the problem keeps happening, it may be worth seeking medical advice. Erectile dysfunction can affect men of different ages and may be associated with physical health conditions, psychological factors or a combination of both.
The encouraging news is that there are several ways to manage erectile dysfunction, depending on what's causing it.
There's rarely one explanation that applies to everyone. For some men, erectile dysfunction develops gradually. For others, it appears unexpectedly during a particularly stressful period.
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Diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and cardiovascular problems can affect blood flow and contribute to erection difficulties.
Anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties and performance-related worries can all influence sexual function.
Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, physical inactivity and being overweight may increase the likelihood of erectile dysfunction.
Certain medicines and hormonal conditions may contribute to erection problems. Never stop taking prescribed medication without speaking to a healthcare professional.
