Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Venous Leakage: Can Lifestyle Changes Help? #youtubeshorts #shorts #viral #trending #ed

21 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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Short video discussing venous leakage: speaker lists risk factors (diabetes, vascular disease, inflammation, neurological disorders, radiation therapy, Peyronie's disease) and suggests treatments/lifestyle measures (penis pump, Kegel exercises, sleep, Mediterranean diet). Advises seeing a sexual medicine specialist and getting blood tests (liver, kidney, blood sugar, cholesterol, hormones); warns that erectile dysfunction can signal vascular disease and increased heart attack/stroke risk.

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The risk factors of venous leakage is from diabetes, from vascular disease, inflammation, neurological disorders and radiation therapy and Peyronie's disease. So doing treatment options that I mentioned earlier is penis pump, Kegel exercises, diet and also sleep and Mediterranean diet. And make sure that you go see sexual medicine specialist and also get blood work as well. Looking at your blood, your liver, your kidney, your blood sugar, your cholesterol and your hormones, do not ignore your ed. It could be a warning sign that you may have vascular disease that could lead to a heart attack or stroke in the future.