Erectile Dysfunction: What It Really Is And How To Treat It

Welcome to another episode of Talking with Docs! In this installment, we have a very special guest joining us, Dr. Casey, a urologist who will be discussing the topic of erectile dysfunction.

Erectile dysfunction affects millions of men worldwide and can be a source of embarrassment and frustration. In this episode, Dr. Casey will provide valuable insight into the causes, symptoms, and treatments of this common condition.

If you or someone you know is dealing with erectile dysfunction, you won't want to miss this informative discussion. Dr. Casey will share his expertise and answer viewer questions to help shed light on this often-misunderstood issue.

So sit back, relax, and join us for a conversation that could change your life. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more informative healthcare content!

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[jsstar]

Off topic Docs…but you did it! 300k! Congratulations! 🎉🥂

[Hayesgary]

I've never heard a doctor go into so much depth as these guys. Not just about ED but all medical issues. Well explained and with humor too. Love these docs!!

[paulabarnes]

My dear husband had ED after no problems for decades, it came on over a few months and later he could no longer urinate, a trip to the er discovered renal failure and multiple myeloma, a cancer. Sadly he passed away 14 months after diagnosis. If we had known that ED can be a symptom of something more than getting a magic pill prescribed we would have known to go to a doctor sooner. I am sure this video will save lives in the future. I started watching your great channel because I am having my first TKR in June and found your channel on knee exercises, I am doing PT now to get stronger and more flexible. Thank you,

[davidpescod]

Biggest congratulations on reaching 300K, that’s truly brilliant. This topic is one which causes the greatest worry, depression, and stress in men. That some 50% of men over sixty suffer from ED shows how very common is the condition. This video was brilliantly and thoughtfully done, and hopefully will prove very helpful those suffering from ED

[denisemariner]

So proud of you three taking on a very emotional and sressful topic for men and/or couples. Done with dignity and care.

[fotogal]

😂 I’m happy you’re bringing this info online… and the lightheartedness is great. 🎉 thank you for all the men that won’t talk about it… ☺️

[roseannsullivan]

Honesty, from an older woman's perspective, what we really want is a man who will talk to us, listen, be affectionate and honest. We understand aging, we are going through a lot ourselves with body image issues. Men, don't let ED stop you from being affectionate, don't look at it as a failure because it doesn't have to be. Stay connected with your loved one, talk, give women some credit please.

[OTseven]

Bless all 3 of you doctors. Y son in law was only 42 years old when he unexpectedly and suddenly had a heart attack that killed him instantly. 90% blockage with no prior symptoms. However, after his death my daughter mentioned they had not had sex for 6 months, even though they were amorous and very close and on video phone or texts many times per day. It seems to me now that he was unable to have sex and didn't want to communicate that. This video could have saved his life. Than, you for clearly communicating on a very uncomfortable subject

[karenpower]

This is one of my favourite channels on YouTube! Thank you Doctors!!!!

[cherylsmith]

Congrats Doc’s to you both on 300K viewers (who love you and think what you do is such a valuable public health service message). 🎉 Thanks to all your Guest Doc’s (Dr. Casey) as well. I keep telling 2 friends, and they tell 2 friends about what a wonderful “head to toe” wellness channel this is.

[DrSteveAFG]

Very informative especially the early warning to cardio vascular heath - professionally presented. Congrats on 300k.

[vickiepatterson]

Congrats hitting 300, 000!
How fitting on one of your longest videos!
Dr Casey did a great job explaining everything and his sense of humor is amazing as well!
This video also shows the importance of the partner and convincing him it's worth the $8.00!
It's also great in telling people that it's okay to talk about it!
Thanks for another great and informative video! 👍

[smc]

Bravo gentleman! You did an excellent job of discussing and explaining the physical causes of erectile dysfunction. Men laugh about topics associated with sex and erectile dysfunction, but there is nothing funny about not being able to penetrate or perform during sex.
My husband has had ED for years and we never knew it was related so closely to cardiac disease, but the side effects worried me because he has had A Fib for years as well. I didn’t want him to risk having a cardiac event just to please me.
I wish we had had docs like you guys back then!!!

[Raffaele]

Bravo! You Dr.s, provide what modern medicine fails so miserably at; simple, informative, real life relevancy. Thank you.

[wordswordswords]

Wow, this is interesting. I bet this video helped a lot of men in getting info and also feeling better about talking to their doctors. Really interesting that ED is early warning sign of cardiovascular problems. Glad you brought up that sex is really important to overall mental and physical health. That becomes especially evident when you don't have it. It's too bad that many people aren't able to fulfill that need for one reason or another and really have nowhere to turn. Also, as soon as I started watching, I started thinking about your Viagra Blooper video and started worrying that Dr. Zalzal and Dr. Weening were going to start cracking up. Glad you made it through. Very good video.

[eirejk]

Love you guys. So kind that you do these videos.

[chriskapralos]

Dr. Casey is the real deal sounds like a great doc

[sirojajam]

Thank you very much for educating us and discussing the problem of many (self included) in such a cozy, calm, friendly, almost family like setting. You are great men, amazing people.

[joellibove]

Great informative and humorous discussion - I was laughing out loud at times! Dr. Casey should consider an added night career in "stand-up" comedy".

[rob]

I had ED for nearly a year and my cardiologist told me that it was probably part of aging. He even recommended me to see the urologist and the latter offered to prescribe viagra to me, in which I respectfully refused. Anyway, after bouts of side effects with statin, in which It never crossed my mind to be of any link to the ED, I stop the medication and guess what??!! ED was also part of statin's adverse effects. I am back to my old glory.