ED Treatment Options in Virginia: A Complete Guide (2026)

Erectile dysfunction treatment in Virginia: what men need to know

If erectile difficulties persist or get worse, discuss them with a clinician. Read more about when to seek care for ED.

Here are common treatment options, questions to ask about costs, and what an evaluation may involve.

Common ED treatment options

Oral medications

A clinician may prescribe a PDE5 inhibitor after reviewing your health history and medications. Ask about possible side effects and interactions.

Injectable therapy

Injectable medication is another option to discuss if oral medication is unsuitable or has not helped. Ask a clinician about training, risks, and follow-up.

Combination therapy

Some clinics offer a combined approach, pairing oral medications with other treatments tailored to the member. The protocol depends entirely on your evaluation, blood work, and what’s actually causing the problem.

Where to get ED treatment in Virginia

• Primary care physicians: Can do a general evaluation but often refer out to specialists
• Urologists: Specialist evaluation and treatment
• Men’s health clinics: Focused exclusively on ED, TRT, and related issues
• Telehealth: Remote appointment with medications shipped to you. Convenient, but limited in how thorough the evaluation can be

What happens at an ED evaluation

An evaluation may include a review of your medical history, a physical exam, and tests based on your symptoms and risk factors. Ask whether checking testosterone levels or other tests would help inform your care.

Ask the clinic what the first visit includes and when any test results would be reviewed.

ED and low testosterone: the connection

Low testosterone can be one factor a clinician considers when evaluating ED. Read more about how testosterone therapy relates to ED.

Cost of ED treatment in Virginia

Ask what the evaluation, any testing, treatment, and follow-up visits would cost before deciding on care.

Men’s Wellness Centers: three Virginia locations

Men’s Wellness Centers has clinics in Richmond (Glen Allen), Newport News, and Virginia Beach. Call 866-344-4955 or book online.

Why an in-person ED evaluation matters

Erectile dysfunction can have several contributors, including vascular health, medicines, hormone levels, nerve function, and stress. A questionnaire alone cannot identify which questions matter for one person. At an appointment, bring a medicine list, describe when the change began, and ask what further evaluation could clarify.

Options beyond a single pill

Oral prescription medicines are one possible approach. Other topics to discuss include clinician-prescribed injection therapy and daily habits such as physical activity. The right option depends on health history, possible interactions, and an assessment of risks. Ask a licensed provider what each approach is meant to do and how follow-up would work. The American Urological Association considers low-intensity shockwave therapy for ED investigational.

Source reading: American Urological Association erectile dysfunction guideline.