Eroxon gel is a topical medication for erectile dysfunction. It can improve penis blood flow through local action. Its efficacy and safety have been clinically verified, and it is applicable to specific male population.

1. Applicable standards for adult males

(1) Age range: Individuals aged 18 and above with normal sexual function or mild erectile dysfunction.

(2) Health requirements: No serious cardiovascular disease or abnormal penile structure.

2 core indications

(1) Psychological erectile dysfunction: has a significant effect on ED caused by non organic factors such as stress and anxiety.

(2) Mild organic ED: suitable for early stage patients with vascular or neurological causes.

3 Clinical efficacy data

(1) Effective time: About 80% of users develop sexual hardness within 15-30 minutes.

(2) Success rate: Phase III clinical trials have shown an overall effective rate of 72%, with psychological ED patients achieving 85%.

(3) Safety: The local adverse reaction rate is less than 5%, mainly mild burning sensation or erythema.

4 Forbidden Groups

(1) Allergic constitution: It is forbidden for people who are allergic to gel ingredients (such as propylene glycol and menthol).

(2) Combination therapy: Patients with coronary heart disease who are currently using nitrate drugs are absolutely contraindicated.

5 Special Population Restrictions

(1) Teenagers: It is prohibited for those under 18 years old whose reproductive organs have not fully developed.

(2) Elderly patients: Use with caution after assessing cardiovascular tolerance for those aged 65 and above.

(3) Diabetes patients: patients with severe peripheral neuropathy may have limited efficacy.

6 Treatment mechanisms

(1) Vasodilatory effect: Contains prostaglandin E1 analogs, which increase blood flow by relaxing smooth muscle in the corpus cavernosum.

(2) Local stimulation effect: Ingredients such as menthol can enhance local sensitivity and promote erectile response.