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Are there any over-the-counter treatments for impotence?

Currently, there are no over-the-counter medications that are effective for the treatment of impotence, a condition in which men have difficulty getting or keeping an erection. While a variety of herbal products are routinely advertised to help with impotence, not have been proven to prevent or treat this problem.

If you suffer from impotence I suggest you contact your doctor. Several prescription medicines including Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, >Muse, >Edex and >Caverject have been proven to be effective in helping men with certain types of impotence.

Sources:
Peirce, A. The American Pharmaceutical Association Practical Guide to Natural Medicines. William Morrow & Co., 1999.
The Merck Manual of Medical Information: Home Edition. Merck & Co., 1997.
McCann, J. "Men's Health and Pharmacy," Drug Topics 142 (1998).
Micromedex® Healthcare Series. Thomson Micromedex, 2007.
Diseases and Conditions, "Erectile dysfunction." http:www.mayoclinic.com. Mayo Clinic Health. Last accessed 1/9/2007.

This answer prepared 7/24/2001.
This information updated 1/9/2007.

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