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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) |
Impotence_PNE02/01/2007 |
My son has been diagnosed PNE, he has pudendal neuralgia and ED for 5 months and impotence for 3 weeks. He had a first steroid injection last week and he needs to take amitriptyline but he cannot because he has ocular pressure at top limit. I have read that marijuana could help. My question is: can PNE cause impotence? His pelvic muscles are very tied. He had 5 sessions of PT but the PN specialist said he has to stop physical therapy for 14 weeks. Is he right? Does my son have to see a specialist of ED to be sure there`s not another vascular problem causing impotence? He is 23 years old and has suicidal thoughts. What treatment could help him without side effects for his eyes?
A urologist may be helpful in this case to look at vascular causes of erectile dysfunction.
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Allen D Seftel, MD Formerly, Professor of Urology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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