Post-prostatectomy Ed

Description

Post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction (PPED), also known as impotence or erectile problems following prostate surgery, is a common condition where men have difficulty getting or keeping an erection after prostate removal. While some men may gradually regain some function, many experience long-lasting challenges that can impact confidence, relationships, and overall well-being. This type of erectile dysfunction, sometimes called “post-surgical ED” or “erectile difficulties after prostatectomy,” often happens because nerves and blood vessels near the prostate can be affected during surgery. Fortunately, there are advanced treatment options available—including stem cell therapy and penile implants—that can help restore sexual function and improve quality of life, making South Korea a popular destination for men seeking effective solutions and expert care.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Stem Cell Treatments for Sexual Performance and Penile Implant

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