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What factors are likely to cause erectile dysfunction?

 Disease conditions that are associated with ED are diabetes, atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, neurological diseases and a variety of operations. Operations that are associated include prostate cancer surgery, some rectal surgery, and some neuro surgery or lower spine operations. Radiation treatment for prostate cancer is also a factor. Medications may cause erectile dysfunctions. Frequent problems occur with medications used for high blood pressure, also with antidepressant medications and other psychoactive medications. Trauma may also cause erectile dysfunction. Fractured pelvis or other injuries in the vicinity of the genitalia may be associated. Smoking is a major associated cause of erectile dysfunction. It certainly can make worse the vascular disease caused by diabetes, atherosclerosis or high blood pressure. Large alcohol intake can be associated with sexual problems. This is due to hormonal changes that may be brought about by liver disease. Mild alcohol intake is not associated with any sexual difficulties.
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Five Valleys Urology is Moving!

Starting 4/27, our offices will be located at:

2875 Tina Avenue, Suite 101
Missoula, MT 59808
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Please note the following dates:

We will be closing our current North Office (601 W Spruce St Ste G) on 4/22/11.

The South Office (2831 Fort Missoula Rd - Physician Center II, Ste 105) will remain open until 4/26/11.

We'll begin seeing patients in our new office beginning 4/27/11.

Please Contact Us with any questions. We look forward to showing you our new space!