Men’s health
Erectile dysfunction is common. About one man in three over forty has it to some degree.
It is also, often, the first sign of something else. The arteries supplying the penis are smaller than those supplying the heart, and they narrow first. Erectile dysfunction can be the earliest indication of heart disease, diabetes or high blood pressure, sometimes years before anything else appears.
That is why it is worth a full assessment rather than a prescription alone.
What the assessment covers
- Your full medical history, and a review of every medication you take, since a number of common prescriptions cause this
- Blood pressure and a heart health assessment
- Blood tests including testosterone, cholesterol and blood sugar
- Examination where indicated
- A clear explanation of every treatment option, including those not offered here
Also seen here
- Erectile dysfunction
- Peyronie’s disease, where the penis has developed a bend or a lump
- Chronic pelvic pain
Privacy
Appointments are private and there is no shared waiting area for this service. You choose how you would like to be contacted, and nothing is sent to your home unless you ask for it.
Fees
Assessment with the physician and treatment sessions are charged at the fees published on the fees page. Payment is taken at each visit.
Fees for private services →These services are not covered by the Medical Services Plan and are paid for privately. Any medically insured service provided during your care is billed to the Medical Services Plan and not to you. Choosing not to use a private service does not affect the insured medical care you receive. Results vary from person to person and no outcome is guaranteed.