Male Sexual Diseases (PME, PGE)

As a urologist, Dr. Azharuddin Patel specializes in treating male sexual diseases such as Premature Ejaculation (PME) and Peyronie’s Disease (PGE). With expertise in urology and sexual health, Dr. Patel offers comprehensive evaluation and management options for these conditions. Using advanced diagnostic techniques and evidence-based treatments, Dr. Patel aims to improve patients’ quality of life and restore their sexual function. His compassionate approach and dedication to patient care make him a trusted resource for individuals seeking treatment for male sexual disorders.

Overview:

Certainly! Here’s the revised paragraph with the names of technologies inserted: Male Sexual Diseases such as Premature Ejaculation (PME) and Peyronie’s Disease (PGE) encompass conditions affecting male sexual function and intimacy. While PME involves ejaculating sooner than desired, PGE involves penile curvature or deformity, often resulting in pain or difficulty with intercourse. Treatment options range from medications and behavioral techniques for PME to surgical interventions and technologies for PGE. Surgical procedures like penile plication or grafting may be employed to correct penile curvature in PGE, while novel technologies such as Shockwave Therapy or Penile Implants offer alternatives for select cases. As a seasoned urologist, Dr. Azharuddin Patel offers personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs, utilizing both traditional surgical approaches and cutting-edge technologies to address male sexual diseases effectively.

Symptoms & Diagnosis:

Ejaculation occurring before desired or too quickly during sexual activity.
Feelings of distress, frustration, or embarrassment due to inability to control ejaculation.
Difficulty in maintaining sexual intimacy and satisfaction for both partners.
Penile curvature or deformity, often accompanied by pain or discomfort during erections.
Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections due to penile curvature.
Formation of palpable plaques or lumps along the shaft of the penis.
Medical history assessment, including sexual habits and relationships.
Discussion of ejaculation patterns and any associated psychological or relationship issues.
Physical examination to assess the curvature, size, and texture of the penis.
Discussion of symptoms and their impact on sexual function and satisfaction.
Imaging studies such as ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be performed to visualize penile plaques and assess the extent of curvature.