Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a common disorder that affects about half of all men between the ages 30 and 70. Erectile dysfunction can be classified as mild, moderate or severe. ED is defined as the inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual intercourse. The term “impotence” was once loosely used to imply the same condition.

What are the Signs of Erectile Dysfunction?

The symptoms of erectile dysfunction vary, but often include:

  • Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection
  • Weak and/or less rigid sexual erections
  • Fewer and/or weaker morning erections
  • Rapid climax/ejaculation with or without an incomplete erection

Learn more about the Symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction.

How Common is Erectile Dysfunction?

Erectile Dysfunction is very common. While it is most commonly diagnosed in men over the age of 40, men of any age can be affected by erectile dysfunction. Here are a few surprising statistics from the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, the largest-ever survey of male erectile dysfunction:

  • 52% of all men between the ages of 40 and 70 have some degree of erectile dysfunction
  • One in 10 men cannot get an erection at all (complete ED)
  • The majority of causes of erectile dysfunction are physical in nature
  • The prevalence of ED increases with age: the condition affects 39% of men at age 40 and 67% of men at age 70

Learn more about what Causes Erectile Dysfunction.

How is Erectile Dysfunction Treated?

There are numerous treatments for erectile dysfunction. The most common form of treatment is virility medication, such as Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, etc. While these drugs may be provide an improvement initially, they typically lose their effectiveness over time or come with unwanted side effects. Erectile dysfunction medication is not safe for men with certain medical conditions including heart disease, high or low blood pressure, history of stroke, along with a list of other health concerns.

Compared to alternative treatments for ED, the treatment offered at Progressive Men’s Health is restorative. This means that our treatment restores normal function and improves blood flow to the penis so that men can achieve and maintain sexual erection spontaneously and naturally.

Using advanced shockwave therapy, that has been safely use in orthopedic medicine for nearly 20 years, Dr. Sinaiko can stimulate the body’s natural healing response and help create more blood vessels. Growth factor therapy is available for men who would benefit from concentrated growth factors.

Learn more about our Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many men have questions about ED. We welcome you to read answers to common questions about erectile dysfunction in Bucks County, PA.

Can erectile dysfunction be reversed?

In many cases, you can improve and sometimes reverse ED depending on the cause. ED is often linked to blood flow problems, hormone changes, or underlying health conditions that can be treated.

With the right approach, many men notice stronger and more reliable erections over time. Early evaluation and treatment often lead to better results.

Is erectile dysfunction a normal part of aging, or should I be concerned?

Erectile dysfunction becomes more common as men get older, but it’s not something you have to accept as normal. Many men experience changes in erection strength or consistency with age, often due to reduced blood flow, hormonal changes, or underlying health conditions. If it happens often or starts to affect your confidence or relationships, it’s worth paying attention to ED.

Does erectile dysfunction affect fertility?

Erectile dysfunction doesn’t usually affect sperm production or fertility directly. Most men with ED still produce healthy sperm. However, ED can make it harder to conceive because it can be hard to achieve or maintain an erection during intercourse.

What makes Progressive Men’s Health different from taking ED pills?

ED pills like Viagra or Cialis temporarily improve blood flow, but they don’t treat the underlying cause of erectile dysfunction. Many men find that these medications become less effective over time or cause unwanted side effects.

Progressive Men’s Health takes a different approach. Instead of relying on pills, treatment focuses on improving blood flow and restoring natural function. This restorative approach helps many men achieve stronger, more natural erections without having to plan around medication or depend on it long term.

Is ED treatment private and discreet at your Langhorne office?

Yes. We handle treatment with complete privacy and discretion. We understand that erectile dysfunction is a personal concern, and our team is committed to making every patient feel comfortable and respected. Consultations take place in a confidential setting, and your information is kept secure at all times.

Will ED treatment affect sensation or pleasure?

ED treatment won’t reduce sensation or pleasure. Most treatments do not numb the area or change how sex feels. In fact, many men report that stronger, more reliable erections lead to increased confidence and more satisfying experiences. While results can vary, ED treatment is meant to support natural function and enjoyment.

Schedule a Consultation Today

If you or your partner is suffering from erectile dysfunction, give us a call to schedule a consultation. We can discuss your options and explore if our treatment is right for you. Our office is located in Langhorne, PA, just north of Philadelphia in Bucks County.

New patients call (267) 507-0973​ or request a consultation online.