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British Medical Bulletin 56:798-808 (2000)
© 2000 The British Council

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Treatment of male sexual dysfunction

Simon Holmes

Department of Urology, St Mary's Hospital Portsmouth, UK

Correspondence to Dr Simon Holmes, Consultant Urologist, St Mary's Hospital, Milton Road, Portsmouth PO3 6AD, UK

Abstract

Male sexual dysfunction is a prevalent condition in the population, is a major health problem and has previously been both under diagnosed and under treated. There are now a number of treatments available that are safe and easy to use which provide an effective solution for most presenting patients. Oral durgs have recently become the first-line option for many men with about 60–70% of new presentations achieving success. Those who fail a trial of oral treatments have a number of other options available, which are able to provide erections sufficient for intercourse in many of the oral drug failures All these options, their indications, side-effects and complications are outlined in this chapter.


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