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Wolter, M.D.. Urologist; Urogynecologist. Phoenix, AZ. Areas of focus: Prostatectomy, Overactive bladder, Pelvic organ prolapse, Erectile dysfunction, Urethral ...
For instance, if you're having issues with erectile dysfunction, this could be a symptom of coronary artery disease. The sooner it's addressed, the better ...
... Erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease. Show more areas of focus for Tobias S. Kohler, M.D., M.P.H.. Research. Mayo Clinic researchers are working to improve ...
Most often, it's only a concern if your erections are painful or if the bend in your penis causes problems with sex. ... sexual and urinary problems. Show ...
Ed Pompeian received the "gift of life" — a kidney from his mother, Helen. Ed's personal experience at Mayo Clinic led him to believe that transplant patients ...
Sexual function. Surgery can cause a more noticeable early decline in erections because nerves around the prostate may be affected during removal. Over time, ...
... erectile dysfunction (ED) predict heart disease? Find out on Mayo Clinic Radio when cardiologist Dr. Stephen Kopecky explains the connection between ED and ...
Changes in sexual function and sexual sensitivity. Pain or an intense stinging sensation caused by damage to the nerve fibers in the spinal cord. Trouble ...
Erectile dysfunction. Ejaculatory dysfunction, also called dry orgasm. Rectal injury or fistula, which is rare. Possible side effects from uterine fibroids ...
Erectile dysfunction. High blood pressure. Fast heartbeats or irregular heartbeats. Also tell them about any supplements, vitamins and other medicines you ...
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