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The satisfaction rate with penile prosthesis, also known as penile implants, can vary depending on several factors, including the type of implant, the surgical technique used, the patient’s expectations, and the surgeon’s experience. Overall, many studies have shown that penile implants are an effective and reliable treatment option for erectile dysfunction (ED) when other treatments,...

Penile prosthesis surgery is the last option for people with erection problems (erectile dysfunction, ED, impotence) that do not respond to existing treatments. There are two types of penile prostheses: inflatable and one-piece. Sometimes it may be necessary to replace these prostheses with another type due to medical reasons and sometimes depending on the patient’s...

An artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) is a medical device used to treat urinary incontinence in individuals, typically those who have had surgery or experienced trauma that has damaged the natural urinary sphincter. The urinary sphincter is a muscle that controls the release of urine from the bladder into the urethra and out of the body....

A penile prosthesis, also known as a penile implant, is a medical device surgically implanted into the penis of a man who is experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED) or other conditions that prevent him from achieving or maintaining a satisfactory erection. The purpose of a penile prosthesis is to enable the individual to have erections suitable...

The P-Shot Treatment, or Priapus Shot, is a medical treatment aimed at addressing sexual dysfunction and enhancing sexual performance in men. This treatment has gained popularity as a potential solution for issues like erectile dysfunction (ED) or sexual performance problems. The primary component of P-Shot treatment involves injecting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from the patient’s...

Nowadays, erection problem (erectile dysfunction, ED, erectile dysfunction) is one of the most common problems. ED is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for a normal sexual intercourse. It occurs in varying degrees. There are many causes of erectile dysfunction. One of these is excess weight, that is, obesity. In this article,...

Varicocele is the enlargement of testicular veins, that is, varicose veins. It is usually seen on the left. It is a disorder seen in approximately 15-20% of men. Varicocele disease, which is not life-threatening, causes problems such as infertility and erectile dysfunction (ED, erectile dysfunction, erection failure, premature ejaculation). Male infertility due to this disease...

Erectile dysfunction (ED, impotence) is a common problem in diabetics (diabetes mellitus, DM), but it is not an inevitable consequence of diabetes. If diabetic patients follow the recommendations and ensure that their sugar level remains under control, erection problems are a complication that can be prevented or delayed. This problem occurs earlier in diabetic patients...

Varicocele is a common urological disease in young men. It is not malignant, does not turn into cancer, and is not life-threatening. If left untreated, it will cause infertility and sexual dysfunction in the future. There is no treatment with medication or herbal methods. The most effective method in the treatment of the disease is...

Varicocele is the enlargement of the veins of the test, that is, varicose veins. It is mostly seen on the left side. The disease can sometimes be seen in both testicles. This is called bilaeral (double-sided) varicocele. If this disease is not treated, it will lead to serious problems such as infertility and erection problems...