Sildenafil 50 mg Tablets: What You Should Know By John K. Matsuura, MD | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 15 Sep 2026 Sildenafil 50 mg tablets are a commonly prescribed treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED). For most adults using sildenafil for ED, 50 mg is the recommended dose used as needed before sexual
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Viagra Dosage Recommendations: How the Right Dose Is Chosen By John K. Matsuura, MD | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 12 Sep 2026 For most adults treated for erectile dysfunction, the recommended Viagra dose is 50 mg taken as needed approximately one hour before sexual activity. Depending on effectiveness, side effects, medical conditions,
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Tadalafil 5 mg for Daily Use: What to Expect By John K. Matsuura, MD | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 12 Sep 2026 Tadalafil 5 mg for daily use is a low-dose treatment approach that allows tadalafil to be taken once every day rather than only before planned sexual activity. For erectile dysfunction
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By Gregory S. Parries, MD, PhD. | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 2026-07-14 Men often come to a urology visit knowing that something is wrong but not knowing what to call it. “I lose control too quickly.” “I cannot stay hard.” “I rush because I am afraid the erection will
By Gregory S. Parries, MD, PhD. | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 2026-07-14 The first visit for premature ejaculation (PE) usually begins with a private conversation, not a complicated procedure. The urologist will want to understand when the problem began, how much control you feel, whether erections are reliable, and
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By Gregory S. Parries, MD, PhD. | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 2026-07-14 When a Urinary Infection Comes Back, the Important Question Is Why A man develops burning with urination and needs to go every hour. He receives an antibiotic and feels better. A few weeks later, the same symptoms
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By Jerome P. Keating, MD | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 2026-07-15 If You Cannot Urinate, Read This First A sudden complete inability to urinate, especially with a painful or swollen lower abdomen and a strong urge to go, requires emergency medical care now. Go to the nearest emergency department.
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By Gregory S. Parries, MD, PhD. | Medically Reviewed by Christopher W. Boelter, MD | Last updated 2026-07-14 A Semen Report Is a Starting Point, Not a Verdict Men often open a laboratory report and look for one word: normal. If every result sits inside the reference column, they feel relieved. If one number is
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The Old View of Psychological Erectile Dysfunction Organic erectile dysfunction (ED) was the real kind. Caused by physical problems like clogged blood vessels, damaged nerves, or low testosterone. This was serious. This needed medical treatment. Psychogenic ED was the other kind. Caused by anxiety, depression, stress, or relationship problems. This was all in the head.
Why Would a Cholesterol Drug Help With Erections? Most men have heard of statins. These are the drugs that doctors prescribe to lower cholesterol. Atorvastatin, simvastatin, rosuvastatin. Millions of people take them every day to reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke. But here is something many men do not know. Statins may also
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