Eroxon gel is a topical drug, which is mainly used to treat male erectile dysfunction (ED), improve penis blood flow through local action, and help patients obtain and maintain sufficient erectile stiffness.

1. Main indications

(1) Erectile dysfunction: Suitable for adult male patients with psychological or mild organic erectile dysfunction.

2. Mechanism of action

(1) Vasodilatory effect: By promoting local vasodilation, it increases blood flow perfusion to the corpus cavernosum of the penis.

(2) Neuroregulation: may enhance erectile response by stimulating local nerve endings.

3 Applicable Population

(1) Adult males: limited to males aged 18 and above.

(2) Specific ED patients: Especially suitable for patients who are intolerant or contraindicated to oral PDE5 inhibitors.

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.

5 Contraindications and Limitations

(1) Allergic patients: those who have a history of allergy to any component in the gel are forbidden to use it.

6 Special Population Restrictions

(1) Pregnant women: Lack of sufficient safety data, should be used with caution after the doctor evaluates the risk and benefit.

(2) Breastfeeding women: It is not clear whether the medication is secreted through breast milk, and it is recommended to suspend breastfeeding during the medication period.

(3) Children: Safety and efficacy data for individuals under 18 years old have not been established, and their use is prohibited.

7 Usage Conditions and Restrictions

(1) Penile abnormalities: Those with anatomical abnormalities of the penis (such as curvature and fibrosis of the corpus cavernosum) are prohibited from using it.

(2) Skin damage: Do not use when there is an open wound or severe dermatitis on the application site.