The pharmacologic treatment of erectile failure is now a reality. However, current agents have major drawbacks. Some require invasive administration, whereas others offer only marginal effect. The use of hormones should be limited to well-documented cases of endocrine dysfunction. Oral and transcutaneous agents remain experimental, but new drugs are under investigation and show early encouraging results.
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