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RA returns to clinic in six months for a follow up appointment. He states that his urinary symptoms have greatly improved over the past few months and are no longer keeping him up at night. He said that he does get a little dizzy if he stands up too quickly, but knows not to do this and is careful. His DRE and PSA are consistent with last visit. His chief complaint today is sexual dysfunction. RA tells you he has been having difficulties with maintaining an erection, and this is impacting his relationship with his wife. • What do you want to do for RA’s BPH treatment today? What would you like to do for RA’s new complaint of ED today? Please provider answers in the form of prescriptions if you would like to prescribe something new. • If you prescribed any new medications for RA today, what education points will you provide?
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