Intracavernosal Injection for Erectile Dysfunction

Intracavernosal injection is a treatment method used for erectile dysfunction. It involves injecting a medication directly into the side of the penis to help achieve an erection.
Category
Treatment
Where to get
Available through prescription at specialized medical facilities.
Applicable for
Prepared by Nick Harper, reviewed by Dr. David James Simpson

Intracavernosal Injection FAQ

What is intracavernosal injection therapy?

Intracavernosal injection therapy involves the use of either Papaverine, Phentolamine, Prostaglandin E1 or a combination of these medications. This medication is injected directly into the side of the penis called the corpora cavernosum using a sterile syringe (typically an insulin syringe with an ultra-fine needle) and alcohol swab.

How effective is intracavernous injection therapy for Ed?

You can view 4 more pages before signing in Intracavernous injection therapy is the most effective form of pharmacotherapy for ED Alprostadil was the first and until recently was the only licensed drug approved for intracavernous ED treatment.

Can intracavernosal injection therapy improve my erections?

understand that intracavernosal injection therapy has the goal of improving my present erections. have had the opportunity to ask questions about my condition and this treatment option and understand the risks, benefits, potential complications as well as alternatives that exist.

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