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Treatment and prevention There is a range of ways to treat erectile dysfunction. The first step is to look for a cause and, in particular, carry out a full screen for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, and check for blood flow to the penis. The doctor will also explore the possibility of psychological factors, and if these are thought to be important may recommend sexual counselling for patients who are likely to benefit. Underlying conditions may need treatment first and then a variety of therapies which may help to produce an erection can be considered. These include drugs, vacuum devices, and surgery. Sometimes some of these treatments are even recommended when psychological factors underlie the condition.
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