Erectile dysfunction (ED) and low testosterone are common, treatable conditions, and most Sarasota-area urology groups offer a men's health program addressing them.
ED treatment typically starts with oral medications and addressing underlying issues like blood pressure, diabetes or low testosterone. When pills don't work, options include injection therapy, vacuum devices, and surgical penile implants, with some clinics also offering shockwave therapy (often considered investigational and usually out-of-pocket). Low testosterone may be treated with gels, injections or pellets after appropriate blood testing. The ranges below are approximate 2026 Sarasota-area figures.
Pills such as sildenafil or tadalafil, usually first-line for ED.
Gels, injections or implanted pellets for diagnosed low testosterone.
Penile injections or a vacuum device when pills aren't enough.
Surgical device for severe, treatment-resistant ED.
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