Penile Implants
What is Penile Implants?
Penile implants are medical devices surgically placed into the penis to help men with erectile dysfunction (ED) achieve and maintain an erection. They are typically considered when other treatments like medications, pumps, or lifestyle changes fail to provide satisfactory results. Penile implants are primarily used to treat severe erectile dysfunction, which can be caused by various medical conditions.
How to diagnose Penile related problems? When to consult a doctor for Penile Implants?
The process for diagnosing whether a penile implant is the right treatment involves several steps: Medical History and Physical Examination, Other Erectile Dysfunction Treatments, Blood Tests and Hormonal Assessments & Imaging Tests.
You should consider consulting a doctor about penile implants if:
Persistent Erectile Dysfunction, Severe Side Effects or Contraindications, Desire for a Permanent Solution, Relationship or Emotional Impact & Peyronie’s Disease.
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Causes
- Vascular Conditions
- Diabetes
- Peyronie’s Disease
- Neurological Disorders
- Prostate Surgery or Radiation Therapy
- Hormonal Imbalances
- Psychological Causes
Symptoms
- Persistent Erectile Dysfunction
- Severe Curvature of the Penis
- Loss of Spontaneous Erections
- Desire for a Permanent Solution
Frequently Asked Questions
Recovery usually takes 4-6 weeks. Most men can return to regular physical activities, including sexual activity, after this period.
The implant does not affect sensation in the penis or the ability to have an orgasm. It only helps to achieve and maintain an erection.
Yes, implants can be removed or replaced if they malfunction or if complications arise. However, replacement surgeries are more complex than the initial procedure.
