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Levitra - oral medication used to treat erectile dysfunction that works by increasing the flow of blood into the penis

• andropause: male menopause, characterized by a drop in testosterone levels. Sometimes associated with erectile dysfunction.
• high blood pressure: also known as hypertension, high blood pressure is an established cause of erectile dysfunction.
• impotence: in men, the inability to achieve an erection or maintain an erection long enough to complete having sex. Also known as erectile dysfunction or ED.
• erectile dysfunction: also known as male impotence, erectile dysfunction is the inability of a man to achieve an erection, or maintain an erection long enough to complete having sex.
• penile injection therapy: an erectile dysfunction treatment in which an erection is achieved by injecting a single drug or a combination of drugs into the penis.
• tension ring: part of a vacuum constriction device that helps maintain an erection by preventing blood from flowing out of the penis.
• cardiovascular disease: men with erectile dysfunction are more likely to have heart disease than those that do not have ED. Since erections require strong blood flow to the penis, ED can often be a sign of heart disease or related problems.
• flushing: a common, relatively minor side effect experienced by some men after taking an oral erectile dysfunction drug.
• obesity: being overweight and leading a sedentary lifestyle both increase one's risk for erectile dysfunction
• priapism: a potentially painful and dangerous condition in which an erection lasts for four or more hours. It can be caused by certain medications, including (in rare cases) oral erectile dysfunction drugs.
• vasoactive injection: a diagnostic ED test used to evaluate whether inadequate blood flow is the cause of erectile dysfunction. The test involves injecting solutions into the penis, and then taking x-rays of blood vessels and measuring penile pressure.