Erection and sexual health concerns: when should a man see a urologist?

Why these concerns are medical, common, and worth a confidential conversation.

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The short answer: if erection or sexual health concerns persist for more than a few weeks, it is worth seeing a urologist. These are medical issues — common, treatable, and nothing to be embarrassed about.

Erection difficulties can be an early sign of conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure or circulation problems, so an assessment often protects your wider health too.

A consultation is confidential and starts with a conversation. Blood tests are sometimes suggested; treatment options range from lifestyle changes and tablets to other approaches, explained clearly before anything is decided.

You can request an appointment online and choose 'Prefer to discuss privately' if you would rather not write down the details.

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