Erectile Dysfunction Q&A | ED Dijars
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What is erectile dysfunction?

Erectile dysfunction is a condition in which a man has difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection firm enough for satisfactory sexual intercourse…

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Can erectile dysfunction be successfully treated?

In many men, erectile dysfunction can be successfully treated or significantly improved. The choice of therapy depends on the cause of the problem, how long it has lasted and the patient’s general health…

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Can a potency problem be resolved long-term?

A potency problem does not have to mean a permanent condition. A longer-term result is more realistic when the consequence is not treated alone, but when it is checked what led to the problem…

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Does an occasional erection problem mean erectile dysfunction?

An occasional erection problem can happen to almost any man. Fatigue, stress, alcohol, lack of sleep, performance pressure or current tension can temporarily affect sexual function…

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Who should I contact about erection problems?

For the assessment of erection problems, it is necessary to consult a urologist. The patient does not have to know the cause in advance or come with a ready diagnosis…

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Who determines whether I have one of these problems and what does the first examination look like?

Whether erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, chronic pelvic pain or another urological problem is present is determined by a urologist…

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Who conducts the examination and who performs shockwave therapy?

The urological examination and assessment of the therapy plan are led by Prof. Dr…

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How is erectile dysfunction treated?

Erectile dysfunction is treated by first determining why it occurs…

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How should erection problems be approached long term?

A long-term approach begins by not postponing the problem and not solving it only temporarily. If the symptom repeats, it is not enough to solve only an individual situation…

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What does treatment of erectile dysfunction in men look like?

Treatment of erectile dysfunction begins with an examination and conversation with a urologist…

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How does shockwave therapy work?

Shockwave therapy, or ESWT, uses focused acoustic waves that are precisely directed at the area being treated…

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What are the benefits of focused shockwave therapy and why is it better than previous approaches?

The advantage of focused shockwave therapy is that it does not rely only on temporarily achieving an erection. In patients whose problem is connected with poorer circulation, the goal is to affect blood flow and the condition of the tissue…

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Is the therapy safe?

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive method that does not require anesthesia or a special recovery period…

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Does shockwave therapy hurt, and how long does the treatment take?

Most patients do not describe shockwave therapy as painful. During the treatment, pressure, tingling or mild discomfort may be felt in the area being treated, but the intensity is adjusted to the patient….

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How many treatments are usually needed?

The number of treatments is not the same for everyone. It depends on the symptoms, how long the problem has lasted, the findings and the urologist’s assessment, so the final plan is made only after the examination….

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When can the first results be seen?

Some patients may notice the first positive changes after the second treatment. The speed of response depends on the cause of the problem, circulation, general health and how long the symptoms have been present….

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When can I repeat shockwave therapy?

Therapy is not repeated automatically, but only after assessing the effect of the first cycle. The urologist considers how long the improvement lasted, whether the symptoms returned and whether health factors affecting erections have changed in the meantime….

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Can therapy start immediately after the examination?

It can, if after the consultation, examination and review of the findings the urologist determines that there is a clear indication and no reason to postpone the start….

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How do I book an examination?

An examination can be booked by telephone or WhatsApp message on +381 61 444 7544. When contacting the centre, it is enough to leave your name and telephone number, and the team will help you choose an appointment….

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Where is the ED Dijars centre located?

The ED Dijars centre is located at Gandijeva 101A in New Belgrade….

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Why can I get an erection but not maintain it?

Being able to get an erection but losing it quickly is a common concern. Sometimes it is related to stress, performance anxiety or distraction during intercourse, and sometimes to poorer circulation, blood sugar, blood pressure, hormones, medication or several factors together….

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Is the absence of morning erections a sign of a problem?

The occasional absence of a morning erection is not in itself a reason to panic. Tiredness, poor sleep, stress, alcohol and general health can all affect whether it occurs on a particular morning….

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Are erectile dysfunction medicines and potency products safe for everyone?

No. Medicines for erectile dysfunction can be useful when recommended by a doctor, but they are not a good choice for every patient and may have dangerous interactions with other medication, especially nitrates used for angina pectoris….

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