Abstract Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common condition in elderly men, particularly those over 50. Finally, the use of prostaglandin E1 for treatment of BPH is controversial: some studies observed a reduction in the symptoms of BPH in those who took it, while others argued that the severity of side effects was reduced. Men with ED are also more likely to have other conditions that may lead to its occurrence, such as an underlying cardiovascular condition or diabetes. The study is consistent with a number of studies that have come out showing that the presence of a medication increases the likelihood of a patient having ED, and that having a known condition, not having a known condition, and taking the medication resulted in ED. Other ED medications include Viagra and Levitra, which are both in the dosages of 50 milligrams and 100 milligrams, respectively. It is most noticeable between ages 40 and 64, and it becomes more common between ages 75 and 85. The second category are the periods that are triggered by menopause. RESULTS: Both control and treated patients showed statistically significant improvement in the five-item version of the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF-5; ) when compared with the baseline test. One treatment is testosterone therapy. Mean IIEF score was significantly higher in the ED patients than in the control patients. RESULTS: Mean age of the study group was 59.2 ± 1.1 years (mean age range: 30-80). It is five-fold higher in men over the age of 70. Other treatments balance the hormone level in the body with medications. Adverse reactions that were considered mild but temporary in nature (hypotension, dizziness, flushing, headache, infection, upset stomach, cold, muscle pain) are listed below by subtype, Do you need a prescription for Viagra 2018?. No patient discontinued therapy with reason for noncompliance. The drug will also help them to avoid sexual dysfunctions associated with diabetes, such as prostate pain. "