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What are possible treatments for erectile dysfunction in a young adult male with nerve, signal and neurological damage from a neurodegenerative disorder?

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See below: Given your special circumstances you should consult both a urologist and a neurologist for optimum result. Wish you good health!

Answered 5/26/2020

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