Oral Medications
There are several fast or long-acting prescription and non-prescription medications available that may improve blood flow to the penis if taken intermittently or regularly on a daily basis. Combined with sexual stimulation, these medications can help produce an erection.
Food supplements and traditional herbal remedies
Some food supplements and traditional herbal remedies are
considered to help stimulate an erection. Always consult your physician before taking food supplements and herbal remedies.
Vacuum Erection Devices
A plastic cylinder is placed over the penis, and a pump (either manually or battery operated) creates vacuum suction within the cylinder, drawing blood into the penis to create an erection. A stretchable tension band is placed at the base of the penis to help maintain the erection.
Injections
With injection therapy, a small needle is used to inject medication directly into the penis, creating an erection. Injection therapy is repeated each time an erection is needed. The injected medication allows blood to flow into the penis, creating a transient erection.
Intraurethral Suppositories
A small pellet (suppository) is inserted through the urethra to create an erection.
Penile Prostheses
Penile prostheses have been in use for more than 40 years. Thanks to the extensive technical developments and a large number of clinical research in this field, the penile prosthesis has become an effective and long-term ED treatment option for patients who can not get satisfactory results with other treatment options.