The in-person doctor visit for ED typically involves several key steps designed to evaluate your condition, determine the underlying causes, and explore potential treatment options. Here's a detailed breakdown of what you can expect:

• Initial Assessment and Medical History: The doctor will start by gathering information about your medical history, including any pre-existing conditions, medications you're currently taking, and previous surgeries. You'll be asked specific questions about your sexual history, the nature of your erectile dysfunction (when it started, how often it occurs), and any related symptoms. This helps in understanding the scope of your ED.
• Physical Examination: A general physical exam will be conducted to assess your overall health. A focused examination of your genital area may be performed to check for any physical abnormalities or conditions contributing to ED. Your blood pressure and heart rate will  be checked, as cardiovascular health is closely linked to erectile function.
• Discussion of Symptoms and Concerns: You'll have the opportunity to discuss your symptoms, concerns, and expectations regarding treatment.
• Administration of a free dose: The doctor will administer a free dose of Trimix, aiming for a partial erection to see how you respond to the treatment as a baseline for us to then create your personalized treatment plan.
• The doctor will address any questions you may have about ED, its causes, and available treatment options.