Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction is widespread, affecting men of all ages. This condition significantly impacts the quality of life and feelings of confidence.

According to the NIH (National Institutes of Health), ED affects about 30 million men in the USA. If you are one of the countless men who struggles with this condition, long-term relief is possible with advanced regenerative medicine.

Symptoms of erectile dysfunction

The symptoms of ED vary from person to person:

The inability to achieve an erection, occurring intermittently
Can achieve an erection, but it fades before intercourse is completed
Cannot get an erection at any time

What causes erectile dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction can be the result of several underlying conditions, including:

High blood pressure
Diabetes
Obesity
Side effects of some medications
Anxiety or mental health issues
Vascular deficiency
Prostate problems

In most cases, the condition results from an underlying physical condition. To treat ED, the first step, when under the care of the medical team at Arch Medical Group, is to identify the underlying cause rather than writing a prescription. Full-body health includes the proper functioning of the sexual organs, which can be achieved with our groundbreaking approach to whole-body health.

Treatments for ED at Arch Medical Group

The treatment to resolve erectile dysfunction will require a comprehensive health evaluation, including all medications, lifestyle, illnesses, and a review of your family background. The health evaluation will reveal the underlying cause of erectile dysfunction and allow our doctors to craft a custom treatment plan that could deliver a life-changing, positive result. The treatment may include:

Red light therapy

This non-invasive treatment involves low-level red light to stimulate cellular activity and promote natural healing. This treatment can enhance blood circulation, which can be a successful way to treat erectile dysfunction.

Whole-body vibration therapy

This advanced treatment involves standing or sitting on a machine that vibrates at a high frequency. It is believed to improve blood circulation and muscle strength and has assisted some men with erectile dysfunction when related to circulation issues.

IV therapy

This therapy involves the administration of nutrients and vitamins directly into the bloodstream through an IV drip. When the body lacks specific nutrients, various body areas stop functioning as they should. Treatment for ED could include a nutrient-rich IV drip to enhance overall health, which can have a positive impact on erectile dysfunction, along with increasing energy and overall health.

Testosterone therapy

This treatment will increase testosterone levels, which may be less than the body needs for overall health, energy, and sexual function. Men experiencing erectile dysfunction may have lower testosterone levels, the underlying cause of the problem.

Bedrock Body Reboot Weight Loss Program

Many men experience erectile dysfunction as a side effect of excessive weight. With a customized weight loss program, confidence and normal sexual performance can be restored. These programs are geared to produce long-term, sustained weight loss and may include semaglutide injections, a groundbreaking medication for rapid, healthy weight loss.

Why choose Arch Medical Group for ED?

At Arch Medical Group, our team of physicians stays at the leading edge in the latest developments in regenerative medicine. Our physicians address the root cause of ED, rather than just treating the symptoms or telling you it is an emotional issue, not physical – which may be incorrect. With an in-depth, patient-focused approach, we have achieved long-term health improvements for male patients for over 15 years at our locations in Florida. We want to help you live your best life, feeling confident in your sexual performance.

Sources

ScienceDirect: Biological Effects and Medical Applications of Infrared Radiation
PubMed: Obesity and Sexual Functioning
PubMed: Testosterone Therapy Improves Erectile Function and Libido in Hypogonadal Men