Men's Health
Sexual Health
Erectile Dysfunction and Men's Sexual Health in Scarsdale, NY
Protocol Health treats erectile dysfunction and low libido in men at our Scarsdale, NY clinic and, for many patients, by telehealth. A provider looks for the cause, including low testosterone and vascular risk, before choosing between medication, low-intensity shockwave and hormone treatment.
Consultation $249, or $349 with blood work.
Sildenafil and tadalafil are FDA-approved for erectile dysfunction. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved.
Medically reviewed by Richard Dentico, MD, Medical Director
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Our Scarsdale clinic serves Westchester County. Telehealth in NY, NJ, CT, FL and CA.
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Male Sexual Health at Protocol Health
Before you book
ED is often a symptom, not just a problem
Erections depend on blood flow, nerves and hormones, so erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of vascular disease, diabetes or low testosterone, as well as stress or medication side effects. That is why an ED visit at Protocol Health includes a history and, where useful, labs, rather than only a prescription.
When to book
When changes in erections or desire bother you or your partner.
- Difficulty getting or keeping an erection
- Low sex drive
- Fewer morning erections
- ED alongside fatigue or weight gain
What can sit behind erectile dysfunction
Finding the cause changes the treatment.
Blood flow. Vascular risk factors such as blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes affect erections.
Hormones. Low testosterone lowers desire and can contribute to ED.
Medications and stress. Both are common, reversible contributors.
The options
Sildenafil or tadalafil. Oral medications, often the first step.
Low-intensity shockwave. A series of short, in-office sessions over several weeks, under physician supervision.
PT-141. A peptide for libido, as a vial or nasal spray.
Testosterone. If labs confirm low testosterone, treating it can be part of the plan.
How an ED visit works
Confidential, in person or by video.
- History. Symptoms, medications, heart health and goals.
- Labs where useful. Testosterone and metabolic markers, drawn in Scarsdale or near home.
- A plan. Medication, shockwave, hormone treatment or a combination.
- Follow-up. Adjusted until it works for you.
Common questions
Male Sexual Health: frequently asked questions
Can ED be treated by telehealth?
Often, yes. Medication-based ED care can usually be handled by telehealth for eligible patients; shockwave is in person.
Is shockwave therapy for ED offered?
Yes. Low-intensity shockwave is performed under physician supervision as a series of short, in-office sessions over several weeks.
Could low testosterone be the cause?
It can contribute, especially to low desire. Labs show whether it is part of the picture.
Is the visit confidential?
Yes. Clinical information stays within your medical record.
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