When should I see a doctor about erectile dysfunction?

Seek medical advice if you have difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection for 3+ months. ED can indicate underlying health conditions benefiting from early treatment.

Is erectile dysfunction treatment confidential?

Absolutely. Our private urology clinic provides completely confidential, discreet care. Self-refer directly without a GP referral.

What causes erectile dysfunction?

ED can have physical causes like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and hormonal changes, or psychological causes like stress and anxiety. We investigate the root cause.

Urology (ED)

Overview

Erectile dysfunction is more common than many realise—and at Consultants Choice Clinic, we offer a private, non-judgmental space where men can get the support, diagnosis, and treatment they need from experienced medical specialists.

We understand the personal nature of ED and the impact it can have on confidence, relationships, and overall wellbeing. Our consultants provide sensitive, confidential care to help identify the underlying cause and create a treatment plan tailored to you.

If you experience persistent ED. Difficulty achieving/maintaining an erection for 3+ months warrants evaluation.
If you have underlying conditions. Diabetes, hypertension, or hormonal imbalances may contribute to ED.

Based in Stockton-on-Tees, our private urology clinic provides fast, discreet access to specialist consultants who can perform a thorough assessment and recommend the most effective treatment for your situation. There is no need for a GP referral — you can self-refer directly and be seen within 1–2 weeks. We accept both self-pay patients and those covered by private health insurance.

ED can have both physical and psychological causes, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, hormonal changes, stress, and medication side effects. Our consultants will investigate the root cause, not just the symptoms, and create a personalised treatment plan for lasting improvement.

Symptoms

ED may present as:

Inconsistent ability to achieve an erection
Reduced sexual desire
Stress/embarrassment affecting relationships

Common underlying causes include:

Vascular issues (poor blood flow)
Neurological conditions
Hormonal imbalances (e.g., low testosterone)
Psychological factors (stress, anxiety)

Prevention

Support urological health with:

Regular exercise to improve circulation
Stress reduction techniques
Avoiding smoking/excessive alcohol
Managing chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes)

What We Treat

Lifestyle modification plans
Oral medications (PDE5 inhibitors)
Hormone therapies
Referral for specialist interventions if needed

Why Choose Us?

Comprehensive assessment and consultation with a urology specialist
Discreet, confidential appointments
Investigation of underlying causes (e.g., cardiovascular health, hormone imbalance, stress)
Medication options and advanced treatment pathways
Lifestyle advice and ongoing support
Fast access with appointments typically available within 1–2 weeks
Experienced consultants in men’s health and urology
Respectful, private consultations in a comfortable setting
Clear, jargon-free explanations and personalised treatment plans
No long waiting times – self-pay options available with transparent pricing