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What all is intracavernous pharmacotherapy (icp) treatment for?
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ED: Intracavernosal pharmacotherapy is used to aid in getting an erection after failure with pd5s(viagra, etc) a small dose of a drug is injected directly into the shaft of the penis, resulting in a normal erection for 20-30 minutes.
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