Men's Sexual Health

Sexual Health Evaluation

An erectile dysfunction evaluation includes symptoms, medical history, and medication review. A clinician determines whether further testing, an in-person assessment, a prescription, or referral is appropriate.

Treatment Options

ED Medication Information

PDE5 Inhibitor

Sildenafil

An oral prescription medication for ED. Viagra is an associated brand name.

  • Oral preparation
  • Prescription-specific instructions
  • Medication-interaction review
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PDE5 Inhibitor

Tadalafil

An oral prescription medication for ED. Cialis is an associated brand name.

  • Oral preparation
  • Follow the prescribed regimen
  • Medication-interaction review
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Compounded Preparation

Tadalafil / Sildenafil Combination

A compounded oral preparation containing two PDE5 inhibitors.

  • Contains tadalafil and sildenafil
  • Individual prescription assessment
  • Do not add another PDE5 inhibitor

This compounded combination is not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.

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PDE5 Inhibitor

Vardenafil

An oral prescription medication for ED. Levitra is an associated brand name.

  • Oral preparation
  • Heart-rhythm history review
  • Medication-interaction review
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The Process

How OakMD Works

01

Complete Intake Online

Review the category's availability and intake requirements. An intake asks about medical history and current medications.

02

Provider Review

A licensed provider evaluates your intake and determines if treatment is appropriate for you.

03

Prescribing Decision

A prescription is not guaranteed. Additional testing or in-person care may be required.

04

Follow-Up Requirements

Follow-up and laboratory requirements depend on the medication and individual assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

What interactions should I disclose?

Do not take PDE5 inhibitors with nitrates or riociguat. Alpha blockers and other blood-pressure medicines require review. Discuss cardiovascular disease and whether you have been advised to avoid sexual activity.

What adverse effects require attention?

PDE5 inhibitors can cause headache, flushing, indigestion, nasal congestion, dizziness, and blood-pressure changes. Seek urgent care for an erection lasting more than four hours, sudden vision or hearing changes, chest pain, or fainting. Tell emergency clinicians which medicine you took; do not take nitrates for chest pain after a PDE5 inhibitor.

Is a prescription guaranteed?

No. A clinician reviews your history and may require additional testing, an in-person assessment, or referral.

Ready to Get Started?

Complete a brief online intake. A licensed provider will review your information and determine if treatment is appropriate for you.

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