Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

ED Today = Heart Problems in 7 Years. The Critical Link. #HeartHealth #EarlyWarning #MensHealth

13 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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Anne Truong MD explains that erectile dysfunction signals arterial or venous problems and can predict heart disease. Men with ED may develop cardiovascular problems in seven to ten years. Doppler ultrasound can distinguish between inflow and outflow issues.

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If you have artery, which is incoming blood that comes in, it being insufficient, then you have venous leak, which is blood going out. It's insufficient. Well, that's a double whammy. So sometimes you may need to have a Doppler ultrasound to identify is it inflow or outflow problem there. Okay, So I just want to mention that at this point, but here's something critical that changes how you should view your ed. Your arteries are significantly smaller, and therefore your ED is really a warning sign, guys, that you're going to have some heart issues in about seven to ten years.