Q. Is the treatment of ED covered by insurance in Japan?
A. In Japan, treatment for ED (erectile dysfunction) is generally not covered by insurance; ED medications (Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, etc.) are treated as free medical treatment, and the full cost of the medication and consultation is borne by the patient. However, if ED is part of the treatment of a specific disease or after surgery, it is recommended that you check with your doctor, as insurance coverage may be available in some cases.
Q. What does ED stand for?
A. ED stands for Erectile Dysfunction. It refers to the inability to achieve or maintain an adequate erection when sexually aroused. ED is one of the most common problems related to male sexual function and can be caused by psychological or physical factors (blood flow disorders, hormonal fluctuations, diabetes, etc.).
ED can range from temporary to chronic, and treatment includes lifestyle modification, drug therapy (use of ED medications), and counseling.
Q. What kind of treatment do you recommend at Hiro Clinic?
A. This will be an oral tadalafil pill. 10mg is a good starting point to try. One tablet is 40 mg, so start with a quarter of a tablet. If there are no problems, take one before sexual intercourse. Tadalafil has the fewest side effects and is the safest drug.
Q. Is there any difference in effectiveness between generics?
A. There is no difference in effectiveness. HIRO CLINIC staff went to the factory in India, inspected it, and carefully selected the manufacturer.
Q. Are ED drugs safe?
A. The ED drugs prescribed at HIRO CLINIC are only those that have been confirmed to be safe.Appropriate medications will be prescribed based on the doctor’s diagnosis.
Q. Are there any side effects of ED drugs?
A. Major side effects include headache, facial burning, and nasal congestion, but are usually mild. If you have any concerns, please consult your doctor.
Q. Do I need a prescription for ED drugs?
A. Yes, ED drugs require a doctor’s prescription. At HIRO CLINIC, a specialist physician will diagnose and prescribe appropriately.
Q. Can anyone use ED drugs?
A. Basically, it can be used by healthy adult males, but a doctor’s diagnosis is required for those with heart disease or high blood pressure.
Q. How long does it take to show results after taking the drug?
A. Depending on the type of medication, the effect usually takes about 30 minutes to an hour. Please check with your doctor regarding the timing of dosing.
Q. Is it safe to use ED drugs every day?
A. It is important to follow your doctor’s instructions and take them at appropriate intervals.Daily use may be necessary, but should be determined by a physician.
Q. Can I take ED medications with meals?
A. Some medications are less susceptible to the effects of diet, but a particularly fatty diet may delay their effects. Please check with your doctor for details.
Q. How long do ED drugs last?
A. Depending on the type of medication, the effect may last from 4 to 36 hours. Some medications are longer-acting, so please consult with your physician.
Q. Which ED medication is best?
A. The physician will suggest the most appropriate medication based on the patient’s condition and needs. Please consult with your physician to determine which medication is appropriate for you.
Q. Can I drink alcohol after taking ED medications?
A. Small amounts of alcohol are often not a problem, but large amounts may decrease the effects. Keep intake to a moderate level.
Q. If I cannot get an erection after taking the drug, can I take it again?
A. Even if you do not see any effect after one dose, you should allow a certain amount of time before taking the next dose. Follow your doctor’s instructions before taking another dose.
Q. Is it safe to use it with other medicines?
A. Certain medications, especially nitroglycerin, can be dangerous when taken together. Be sure to discuss any medications you are taking with your physician.
Q. Can people with heart disease or high blood pressure use ED drugs?
A. It may be used by people with heart disease or high blood pressure, but strict medical advice is required.Please follow your doctor’s guidance.
Q. Can I receive medical care online from home?
A. Yes, HIRO CLINIC also offers online medical services. It is possible to receive a doctor’s diagnosis and prescription for medication from the comfort of your home.
Q. Can I use ED drugs if I am young?
A. Young men can use ED if they have symptoms of ED. Depending on the cause of the symptoms, different treatment may be necessary, so please consult your doctor.
Q. Is there a natural way to improve ED?
A. Lifestyle modifications (exercise and diet) and stress management may be effective, but treatment under the guidance of a physician is recommended.
Q. Are generic ED drugs effective?
A. Yes, generic drugs are as effective as the original. HIRO CLINIC provides reliable generic drugs.
Q. If I stop taking ED medications, will my symptoms return?
A. Symptoms may return in some patients when ED medications are stopped. Consult with your physician regarding a long-term treatment plan.
Q. Can ED be cured with treatment?
A. Depending on the cause, ED can be improved. Long-term treatment and lifestyle modifications may be necessary, so consult your doctor.
Q. Is there any danger?
A. Start with a small amount in the beginning. You may feel a burning sensation. If you experience side effects such as palpitations, do not engage in sexual activity, rest, and contact your doctor the next day or later. If you feel kinkiness, please respond to an ambulance.
Q. Are there drugs for premature ejaculation?
A. Medications that have been shown to be effective for premature ejaculation are mainly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and local anesthetics.
SSRI (dapoxetine): This is used in some countries as a treatment for premature ejaculation because of its ability to delay ejaculation. In Japan, dapoxetine (brand name: Priligy) is sometimes used.
Local anesthetic: Applied to the penis, it temporarily reduces sensitivity and delays ejaculation.
These medications are prescribed based on a physician’s diagnosis, so it is important to consult a urologist or specialist. SSRI (dapoxetine): This is used in some countries as a treatment for premature ejaculation because of its ability to delay ejaculation. In Japan, dapoxetine (brand name: Priligy) is sometimes used.
Local anesthetic: Applied to the penis, it temporarily reduces sensitivity and delays ejaculation.
These medications are prescribed based on a physician’s diagnosis, so it is important to consult a urologist or specialist.
