Aging Bodies, Evolving Prescriptions: A Clinical Guide to Reassessing ED Treatment After 50
The ED treatment plan that served a man well at 52 may be poorly matched to his physiology at 64. As the body ages, changes in kidney function, cardiovascular status, medication burden, and metabolism all alter the way ED drugs are absorbed, processed, and tolerated. Periodic reassessment of treatment strategy is not optional—it is a clinical necessity for men who want safe, effective results in their later decades.