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Men’s Sexual Wellness • Treatment Choices
Erectile dysfunction treatment is not limited to pills. In selected cases, a clinician may discuss injections or other therapies. At Cleveland Health Center, the next step is a clear, confidential discussion of your diagnosis, treatment history and the exact option being considered.
Care in The Villages and Wildwood, welcoming patients from across Florida, the U.S. and internationally. Treatment location confirmed when scheduling.
Understanding your options
Certain prescription medications injected into penile tissue are established ED treatments when properly prescribed, demonstrated and monitored. They work differently from products marketed as “regenerative” injections.
Cleveland Health Center currently lists injectable therapies for men without identifying the specific product or procedure. This draft therefore explains the categories patients commonly ask about but does not claim the clinic stocks or administers any named injection product.
Penile PRP injections for ED remain experimental according to the AUA. A prepared PRP product is not the same as an FDA-approved ED medicine.
Concerns we evaluate
The right treatment starts with identifying the condition—not simply matching a symptom to a device or product.
The cause, dosage, medication use and other options deserve review.
Certain heart medications or medical conditions affect treatment choice.
Options include vacuum devices, prescription injections and urologic evaluation.
Review the evidence, risks, cost and experimental status before proceeding.
The treatment explained
For established intracavernosal medication therapy, a clinician teaches correct use and warns about prolonged erections, pain, bruising and scar tissue. Product selection, dosing and training must be individualized.
For PRP or other regenerative injections promoted for ED, controlled data are not sufficient for the same claim of benefit as approved medications. The clinic should not present experimental treatment as equivalent to established medication.
What to expect
Discuss symptoms, health conditions, current drugs and treatments already tried.
Compare oral therapy, devices, established injection medications and investigational approaches.
Before prescribing or injecting, explain the medication or product, risks, training and any urgent warning signs.
Review effectiveness, side effects and whether specialist referral is appropriate.
Your health comes first
A good consultation includes the choice not to pursue a procedure. We review established options, medical care and referrals whenever appropriate.
First-line treatment for many men.
A non-medication option.
An emerging option for selected cases, with investigational status disclosed.
For complex disease or consideration of additional established therapies.
Why Cleveland Health Center
Sexual and pelvic health questions are personal. Our team takes the time to review your medical history, goals, treatment options and safety considerations.
Our practice is led by Florian Gegaj, MD, an ABIM board-certified internal medicine physician. We welcome patients from The Villages, Wildwood, across Florida and beyond.
Meet Florian Gegaj, MD, founder of Cleveland Health Center and an ABIM board-certified internal medicine physician.
Medical evaluation, thoughtful counseling, and coordinated care are central to our approach.
Your questions, answered
No. Prescription ED injection medicines and PRP are different types of treatment; PRP for ED is experimental.
The current website does not name products; the clinic must confirm its actual formulary before this page can make that claim.
They have important potential complications. Safety depends on the exact product, correct dosing, training and medical supervision.
A prolonged painful erection or one lasting four hours is a medical emergency; seek emergency care.
It depends on the underlying condition and the prescribed treatment. Your clinician will discuss expectations and alternatives.
Continue exploring
Educational information only. Individual treatments are based on a clinical assessment, and results vary. Do not change prescribed medication without professional advice.
These concerns may overlap with sexual wellness, but they deserve their own evaluation. Learn more about our separate Urinary Incontinence & Pelvic Floor Therapy service and BTL EMSELLA treatment.