Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Common, treatable, and worth talking about.
Erectile dysfunction affects most men at some point — especially after age 40. It's often an early signal of overall vascular or hormonal health, which is why a proper urology evaluation matters. Our team talks about ED calmly and clearly, without judgment.
For: Men noticing changes in erections, confidence, or intimacy.
When to see a urologist
- Difficulty getting or keeping an erection more than occasionally
- Reduced desire or a change in sexual function over weeks or months
- ED alongside fatigue, low mood, or reduced energy — may relate to testosterone
- ED after prostate surgery, pelvic radiation, or a new medication
How we'll evaluate it
- A private conversation about your history and goals
- Focused physical exam and, when appropriate, lab work (testosterone, glucose, lipids)
- Vascular or ultrasound testing only when clinically indicated
Treatment options we offer
Lifestyle & medical optimization
Sleep, exercise, blood pressure, glucose, and medication review — often the highest-leverage first step.
Oral medications
PDE5 inhibitors (sildenafil, tadalafil, and others) chosen based on your health profile and preferences.
In-office therapies
Injection therapy, vacuum devices, and additional options for men who don't respond to pills.
Advanced surgical options
Penile implants and reconstructive options for select patients, discussed only when other options have been explored.
ED is one of the most common reasons men see a urologist. You won't be rushed, and nothing about the visit is designed to make you uncomfortable.
Talk to Dr. Reddy about erectile dysfunction.
Request an appointment through our secure portal, or call us during office hours.