Erectile dysfunction treatment

[peekay0123]

Does anyone know which hospitals are worth considering for erectile dysfunction treatment? I imagine prices depend on the treatment but would be interested if anyone has any advice on what type of price to expect

[Rooo]

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[Aussieroaming]

Dr Banakit at Chiang Mai Ram..he is a urologist. Look at the hospital website which has the urology department and a list of doctors and their schedule. Dr Banakit speaks very good English

[Aussieroaming]

The charge for both a PSA and Testosterone blood test plus doctors appointment was 2200 baht. Good luck

[rodknock]

Dr. Somboon Leungwattanakij Urology center Bangkok Hospital, one of the best. check out his profile!

[Sheryl]

The issue is not which hospital but which doctor. Where do you live?

[peekay0123]

Dr Banakit at Chiang Mai Ram..he is a urologist. Look at the hospital website which has the urology department and a list of doctors and their schedule. Dr Banakit speaks very good English

The charge for both a PSA and Testosterone blood test plus doctors appointment was 2200 baht. Good luck

Dr. Somboon Leungwattanakij Urology center Bangkok Hospital, one of the best. check out his profile!

The issue is not which hospital but which doctor. Where do you live?

Sorry I missed to mention my location. I am located in Bangkok.

[Sheryl]

In that case I second the recommendation for Dr. Somboon at Bangkok Hospital

https://www.bangkokhospital.com/en/doctors/?DrID=619

[Kitsune]

I recommend you stop blocking your arteries, prevention is the best medecine

[inbangkok]

I recommend you stop blocking your arteries, prevention is the best medecine

Yeah.... That's the only reason men have ED. What a moronic response.

[Kitsune]

I recommend you stop blocking your arteries, prevention is the best medecine

Yeah.... That's the only reason men have ED. What a moronic response.

Yes if you rule out neurological and psychological issues which you can considering your question, it is now considered as an early sign of heart disease.

So take it as a warning sign to change your lifestyle before it's too late.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgLPjdFyyFo

Edited May 2, 2015 by Kitsune

[Sheryl]

Nothing in the OP rules out neurological or psychological causes.

Diabetes is also a common culprit due to both circulatory and neurologic effects.

[inbangkok]

I recommend you stop blocking your arteries, prevention is the best medecine

Yeah.... That's the only reason men have ED. What a moronic response.

Yes if you rule out neurological and psychological issues which you can considering your question, it is now considered as an early sign of heart disease.

So take it as a warning sign to change your lifestyle before it's too late.

Or the simple fact men start losing testosterone after they turn roughly 25....different people lose it at different speeds.

[Kitsune]

Nothing in the OP rules out neurological or psychological causes.

Diabetes is also a common culprit due to both circulatory and neurologic effects.

In Thailand (unfortunately) everything is done by "specialists", which divides you ailment by chunks of your body. if you say you have penis problem, they would never send you to a psychologist.

Diabetes is the same issue and treatment.

[Kitsune]

I recommend you stop blocking your arteries, prevention is the best medecine

Yeah.... That's the only reason men have ED. What a moronic response.

Yes if you rule out neurological and psychological issues which you can considering your question, it is now considered as an early sign of heart disease.

So take it as a warning sign to change your lifestyle before it's too late.

Or the simple fact men start losing testosterone after they turn roughly 25....different people lose it at different speeds.

Same thing. All down to what you eat.

"The greatest threat to a man’s virility is from the high levels of environmental chemicals concentrated in modern meats and dairy products of all kinds. These chemicals interfere with the actions of testosterone, decrease ejaculate volume, lower sperm count, shorten sperm life, cause poor sperm motility and genetic damage, and increase infertility."

https://www.drmcdougall.com/misc/2012nl/dec/fav5.htm

[giddyup]

Unless you live high in the Himalayas you are going to be subjected to one chemical poison or another, whether it be in the air that you breathe or the food that you eat. Thailand would have to be one of the less healthy countries in terms of pollution and pesticides etc. So unless you are growing your veggies inside a chemical-free dome and breathing purified air all day you are ingesting toxic chemicals.

[inbangkok]

Yeah.... That's the only reason men have ED. What a moronic response.

Yes if you rule out neurological and psychological issues which you can considering your question, it is now considered as an early sign of heart disease.

So take it as a warning sign to change your lifestyle before it's too late.

Or the simple fact men start losing testosterone after they turn roughly 25....different people lose it at different speeds.

Same thing. All down to what you eat.

"The greatest threat to a man’s virility is from the high levels of environmental chemicals concentrated in modern meats and dairy products of all kinds. These chemicals interfere with the actions of testosterone, decrease ejaculate volume, lower sperm count, shorten sperm life, cause poor sperm motility and genetic damage, and increase infertility."

https://www.drmcdougall.com/misc/2012nl/dec/fav5.htm

WOW! So everyone starts losing testosterone around their mid 20s because they all have the same (wrong) diet. Oh please......

It is completely natural just as womens estrogen levels change as they age.

Edited May 3, 2015 by inbangkok

[Spaniel]

Dr. Viroj Chodchoy is a Urologist at Bumrugrad and always comes highly recommended.