Sexual Health & Erectile Dysfunction Care
Private, personalized care for erectile dysfunction, low libido, and sexual-performance concerns.
Sexual health can be affected by hormones, cardiovascular health, medications, stress, anxiety, sleep, and other medical factors. At Newport Men’s Health, we look beyond the symptom to identify potential contributors and develop an individualized treatment plan.
Telehealth visits throughout Rhode Island • Discreet, medically guided care
Sexual Health Concerns Are Common - And Often Treatable
“Is this happening to you?”
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Difficulty achieving an erection
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Difficulty maintaining an erection
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Reduced firmness
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Decreased libido or sexual interest
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Performance anxiety
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Changes in sexual function after starting a medication
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Sexual symptoms occurring alongside fatigue, weight gain, or other hormonal concerns
Erectile dysfunction can have vascular, hormonal, medication-related, psychological, or metabolic causes. Identifying those factors is an important part of choosing the right treatment.
A More Complete Sexual Health Evaluation
Sexual function is influenced by more than testosterone alone. Your evaluation may include review of:
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Testosterone and other hormonal factors
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Blood pressure and cardiovascular health
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Diabetes, insulin resistance, and metabolic health
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Weight and body composition
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Thyroid function
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Prescription medications that may affect sexual function
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Sleep and possible sleep apnea
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Alcohol and tobacco use
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Stress, anxiety, mood, and performance concerns
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Laboratory testing may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
ED Medications
Sildenafil & Tadalafil
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PDE-5 inhibitors such as sildenafil and tadalafil may improve erectile function by increasing blood flow when clinically appropriate.
Treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, health history, and the factors contributing to your concerns.
Hormonal & Medical Factors
Treat the Underlying Cause
Low testosterone, thyroid dysfunction, metabolic health, sleep issues, and certain medications may contribute to sexual symptoms. Treatment is guided by the underlying findings.
Individualized Options
Beyond First-Line Treatment
When first-line approaches are not enough, additional treatment strategies may be considered based on your symptoms, response to treatment, and overall health.
Treatment Options Tailored to You
