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Impotence

DEFINITION: Impotence, the inability to achieve or maintain an erection, is a common condition estimated to affect 30 million American men. Sexual dysfunction should not be considered an unavoidable consequence of aging, as treatment is available for the vast majority of men seeking medical assistance. Most causes of impotence are not psychological in origin, but generally reflect an underlying physical disorder such as vascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, or side effects of medication and certain surgical procedures. Fortunately, new medical research has greatly advanced our ability to understand and successfully treat this condition.

TREATMENTS There are many non-surgical treatment options for impotence. In some cases, penile prostheses or reconstructive surgery may be options.

FIND A DOCTOR This surgery is performed by the following physician(s). Click on a name for a complete profile and contact information.

Natan Bar-Chama, MD

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