Indianapolis Men's Clinic Announces Online Guide for Selecting a Men's Health Physician

    CARMEL, IN, April 09, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The Indianapolis Men's Clinic announces the launch of their online guide for finding the best doctor for treating erectile dysfunction after prostate cancer. Research has shown that up to 40 percent of men are faced with erectile dysfunction following radiation therapy for prostate cancer. There are many options when it comes to treating erectile dysfunction, the Indianapolis Men's Clinic offers several tips when searching for the best physician for treatment.

Many of the solutions recommended by doctors may not be the best option for a post prostate cancer patient. There are many side effects patients should be made aware of before making decisions for treatment. Erectile dysfunction can be both mentally and physically frustrating. We encourage men to fully research all options before moving forward with a treatment plan. Some medical professionals will recommend a penile pump while others will write a prescription for drugs such as Viagra or Cialis. What patients don't realize are the side effects and possible complications that can accompany such treatment options. Our online guide is meant to educate patients so they know what to ask when seeking the best doctor to treat erectile dysfunction.

Some of the questions found in the online guide include:

• What is your recommended treatment plan? What are the pros and cons?
• What are the success rates of those treatments?
• What lifestyle changes can I make to help?

For more information on how to find the best doctor to treat erectile dysfunction, consumers are encouraged to visit online at:

http://www.indymensclinic.com/how-to-find-the-best-ed-dr

There are some serious side effects to erectile dysfunction prescriptions on the market that consumers should consider before embarking on such a treatment plan. On some occasions, men have experienced an erection that has lasted longer than four hours. In this situation, serious long-term damage can occur to the blood vessels within the penis. While some men may consider this to be a huge benefit to taking Viagra it really does pose a serious health risk. The penile pumps are known to have complications during the installation process, and can be cumbersome and unnatural to use during intercourse. Erectile dysfunction is a very sensitive topic for many men. The Indianapolis Men's Clinic has seen patients whom have tried these other options and they get very discouraged. We recommend patients do their research from the beginning, and meet with more than one men's sexual health expert before making decisions on a treatment plan.

The Indianapolis Men's Clinic is located at 11590 North Meridian Street, Suite 405 in Carmel Indiana. Men seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low testosterone (low T) and Peyronie's Disease are encouraged to call the Indianapolis Men's Clinic at 317-689-0252 to assess their current sexual health. Individuals living in Lafayette, IN, Muncie, IN, Bloomington, IN, Indianapolis, IN and Noblesville, IN are encouraged to consult with the experts at Indianapolis Men's Clinic for FDA approved pathways to treating men's sexual disorders.

Patients will appreciate their all male staff, men's interest magazines in waiting areas, multiple big screen TV's always on sports channels, same-day and walk-in appointments available and secure patient files to protect for confidentiality purposes.

For more information about the Indianapolis Men's Clinic consumers are encouraged to call 317-689-0252 or visit online http://www.indymensclinic.com/

Indianapolis Men's Clinic launches online guide. This men's health clinic treats patients with various needs. To learn more, please visit online at: http://www.indymensclinic.com or call 317-689-0252. Call today!

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