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Physiology of Erectile Dysfunction

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Psychiatrist discusses the physiology of ED.

Psychiatrist discusses the physiology of ED.

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Featuring Dr. Stacy Elliott, MD

Duration: 2 minutes, 29 seconds

Presenter: Dr. Stacy Elliott, Psychiatrist, Vancouver, BC

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Test your knowledge by answering the following questions:

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True
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1

Erectile dysfunction can be caused by the dysfunction of various components of the male physiology.

2

Adequate blood flow into the penis is an essential part of getting a satisfactory erection.

3

Erectile dysfunction is purely a mental issue in most men.

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