Q14. Can I be treated for impotence on the NHS?

A14. If your impotence is caused by a medical condition which appears on a NHS approved list then you may be eligible for NHS treatment. This includes conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, spinal cord injuries and prostate cancer. If not then you will have to pay privately for your treatment. Your GP will be able to advise you further about this. Find out more in our paying for impotence treatment section.

FAQ:

Impotence FAQs

1. What is impotence?
2. Is my age an important factor in impotence?
3. What causes impotence?
4. Can stress cause impotence?
5. Is impotence a temporary problem?
6. I am unable to get an erection but feel embarrassed about discussing this with my GP: what can I do?
7. There are problems in our relationship as a result of my impotence: what should we do?
8. Why is impotence a risk factor for heart disease?
9. What treatment options are there for impotence?
10. How does Viagra work?

11. Are there any side effects from taking Viagra?
12. Is it a good idea to buy impotence medication online?
13. Is there an alternative to medication for impotence?
14. Can I be treated for impotence on the NHS?
15. Would a mechanical aid such as a penis pump help my impotence?
16. Can surgery cure impotence?
17. Do aphrodisiacs help?
18. My GP has recommended counselling for my impotence, will this help?
19. Are there any steps I can take to treat my impotence?
20. Is impotence preventable?