Question 1

Is ED normal at my age?

Accepted Answer

While ED becomes more common with age, it is not a normal part of aging and is often a sign of an underlying medical condition. It is highly treatable at any age. Healthy men can maintain sexual function well into their senior years.

Question 2

How confidential is my visit?

Accepted Answer

100% confidential. Our clinic is designed for complete privacy, with private consultation rooms and discreet scheduling. Our staff is trained in strict confidentiality protocols. Your privacy is our highest priority.

Question 3

How long does PE treatment take?

Accepted Answer

With a structured program, many men see significant improvement within a few weeks. The goal is to give you tools for long-term control. The total duration depends on the individual, but progress is usually rapid once the right techniques are learned.

Question 4

Do hormone treatments have side effects?

Accepted Answer

Any medical treatment can have side effects. Our approach is to use hormone optimization therapy only when there is a clear, diagnosed deficiency. We use bioidentical hormones and follow strict medical protocols with regular monitoring to ensure safety and minimize any potential risks.

Question 5

Does nail removal hurt?

Accepted Answer

No. The procedure is done under local anesthesia, meaning your toe is completely numb. You will not feel any pain during the removal. Patients typically report immediate relief from the pressure and pain the ingrown nail was causing.

Question 6

How long does recovery take?

Accepted Answer

For a simple ingrown nail procedure, recovery is very quick. You can walk immediately afterward. We recommend taking it easy for a day or two and keeping the area clean. Most people are back to normal activities within 2-3 days.

Question 7

When should I see a podiatrist?

Accepted Answer

You should see a podiatrist for any persistent foot or ankle pain, nail problems (ingrown, fungal, discoloration), skin issues like corns or warts, or if you have diabetes for a regular check-up. If pain is affecting your ability to walk or exercise, it's time to get it checked.

Question 8

Can foot pain affect my knees or back?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Your feet are your body's foundation. An issue with foot alignment, like flat feet, can cause your leg to rotate inward, putting stress on your knee, hip, and lower back. Correcting the foot issue often resolves pain in other areas.

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