Sexual health is just as important as every other part of your health and wellness journey. It includes physical comfort, emotional well-being, intimacy, and feeling informed and confident in your choices. Addressing concerns such as discomfort, changes in desire, or sexual function deserves the same care and attention as sleep, nutrition, and mental health—without embarrassment or judgment.
There is a $75 Functional Medicine consult fee due at the time of booking. Once the dosage is determined, the different options for pricing will be discussed.
Functions as a dopamine agonist, activating D1/D2 receptors in the brain, in areas like the hypothalamus that regulate sexual arousal and desire. Unlike PDE5 inhibitors (Viagra or Cialis), which improve blood flow to the penis, apomorphine works centrally in the brain to enhance the neural signals that initiate and maintain an erection. Sexual stimulation is still required for the medication to be effective, as it enhances natural erectile responses rather than directly causing an erection.
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Tadalafil and sildenafil support genital blood flow, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. Benefits for this combination, particularly in women, are not well established. Prescriber oversight is essential because combining tadalafil and sildenafil can increase the risk of low blood pressure; do not use with nitrates.
Bremelanotide acts on pathways involved in sexual desire, while oxytocin’s potential role in intimacy and sexual response remains under study. This combination and mini-troche formulation are not FDA-approved, and their effectiveness is not well established. Medical screening is essential, particularly for uncontrolled high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease.
Bremelanotide acts on pathways involved in sexual desire, tadalafil supports genital blood flow, and oxytocin’s potential role in intimacy and sexual response remains under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its effectiveness in women is not well established. Prescriber screening is essential; it must not be used with nitrates or by patients with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease.
Tadalafil supports blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while bremelanotide and oxytocin are being studied for effects on sexual desire and response. This combination is not FDA-approved, and bremelanotide’s effectiveness in men is not established. Prescriber screening is essential; do not use with nitrates or with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease.
Bremelanotide acts on pathways involved in sexual desire, while oxytocin’s potential role in intimacy and sexual response remains under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness at this strength are not established. A higher strength does not necessarily provide greater benefit. Prescriber screening is essential; bremelanotide must not be used with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease.
Tadalafil helps achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while bremelanotide and oxytocin’s potential effects on desire and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness at this strength in men are not established. Prescriber screening is essential; do not use with nitrates or with uncontrolled high blood pressure or known cardiovascular disease.
Oxytocin is a naturally occurring hormone involved in bonding, intimacy, and aspects of sexual response. Prescription oxytocin is sometimes used off-label for sexual health concerns in men and women, but research has not consistently demonstrated improvements in desire, arousal, or orgasm. It is not FDA-approved for sexual dysfunction and requires an individualized medical evaluation.
Apomorphine activates dopamine receptors involved in arousal and has been studied for erectile dysfunction, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under investigation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and benefits—particularly in women—are not well established. Medical evaluation is essential because apomorphine can cause nausea, dizziness, and low blood pressure and must not be combined with ondansetron (Zofran).
Sildenafil supports blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while apomorphine acts on dopamine pathways involved in arousal. Oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits, particularly in women, are not well established. Prescriber evaluation is essential because it may cause nausea, dizziness, or low blood pressure; do not use with nitrates or ondansetron (Zofran).
Tadalafil supports blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while apomorphine acts on dopamine pathways involved in arousal. Oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits, particularly in women, are not well established. Prescriber evaluation is essential because it may cause nausea, dizziness, or low blood pressure; do not use with nitrates or ondansetron (Zofran).
Sildenafil supports blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits, particularly in women, are not well established. An individualized medical evaluation is required; sildenafil must not be used with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
Sildenafil supports blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits, particularly in women, are not well established. An individualized medical evaluation is required; sildenafil must not be used with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
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Treats erectile dysfunction in men by increasing blood flow to the penis, helping achieve and maintain an erection during sexual stimulation. It does not directly increase sexual desire. Its use for sexual dysfunction in women is off-label, with mixed evidence of benefit. Medical screening is required, and sildenafil must not be taken with nitrates because this combination can cause dangerously low blood pressure
Sildenafil supports penile blood flow during sexual stimulation, while apomorphine acts on dopamine pathways involved in arousal and erectile response. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established. Medical screening is essential because it may cause nausea, dizziness, or low blood pressure; it must not be used with nitrates or ondansetron (Zofran).
Sildenafil, which helps achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, with L-arginine, an amino acid used by the body to produce nitric oxide and support blood vessel relaxation. The combination may be considered for men with erectile dysfunction, although added benefits over sildenafil alone remain uncertain. A compounded formulation is not FDA-approved and requires individualized medical screening. Both ingredients can lower blood pressure; sildenafil must not be used with nitrates
Sildenafil helps achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation by supporting penile blood flow, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and benefits—particularly in women—are not well established. Individualized medical screening is required; sildenafil must not be used with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
Combines sildenafil, which supports erections during sexual stimulation, with papaverine, a medication that relaxes smooth muscle and blood vessels. Papaverine’s use for erectile dysfunction is primarily through penile injections; benefits in capsules or troches are not well established. This compounded combination is not FDA-approved and requires careful prescriber oversight because of potential low blood pressure and prolonged erections. Do not use sildenafil with nitrates.
Combines sildenafil, which supports erections during sexual stimulation, with papaverine, a medication that relaxes smooth muscle and blood vessels. Papaverine’s use for erectile dysfunction is primarily through penile injections; benefits in capsules or troches are not well established. This compounded combination is not FDA-approved and requires careful prescriber oversight because of potential low blood pressure and prolonged erections. Do not use sildenafil with nitrates.
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Treats ED in men by increasing penile blood flow, helping achieve and maintain an erection during sexual stimulation. Effects may last up to 36 hours, allowing greater flexibility for intimacy; this does not mean an erection lasts that long. Tadalafil does not directly increase sexual desire, and its use for sexual dysfunction in women is off-label with limited evidence. Medical screening is required, and it must not be taken with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
Treats ED in men by increasing penile blood flow, helping achieve and maintain an erection during sexual stimulation. Effects may last up to 36 hours, allowing greater flexibility for intimacy; this does not mean an erection lasts that long. Tadalafil does not directly increase sexual desire, and its use for sexual dysfunction in women is off-label with limited evidence. Medical screening is required, and it must not be taken with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
Tadalafil supports penile blood flow during sexual stimulation, apomorphine acts on dopamine pathways involved in arousal and erectile response, and L-arginine helps the body produce nitric oxide for blood vessel relaxation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and added benefits over standard treatments are not well established. Medical screening is essential because it may cause nausea, dizziness, or low blood pressure; it must not be used with nitrates or ondansetron (Zofran).
Tadalafil supports penile blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation, while oxytocin’s potential effects on intimacy and sexual response remain under study. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits, particularly in women, are not well established. Individualized medical screening is required; tadalafil must not be used with nitrates because of the risk of dangerously low blood pressure.
Tadalafil and sildenafil support penile blood flow during sexual stimulation, while L-arginine helps the body produce nitric oxide for blood vessel relaxation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and added benefits over a single ED medication are not well established. Combining tadalafil and sildenafil is generally not recommended because it may increase side effects, including low blood pressure and prolonged erections. Prescriber oversight is essential; do not use with nitrates.
Combines two medications that support penile blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation. Neither directly increases sexual desire. This compounded combination is not FDA-approved, and combining these medications is generally not recommended because safety and effectiveness have not been established and side effects may increase, including low blood pressure and prolonged erections. Individualized prescriber evaluation is essential; do not use with nitrates.
Combines two medications that support penile blood flow to help achieve and maintain erections during sexual stimulation. Neither directly increases sexual desire. This compounded combination is not FDA-approved, and combining these medications is generally not recommended because safety and effectiveness have not been established and side effects may increase, including low blood pressure and prolonged erections. Individualized prescriber evaluation is essential; do not use with nitrates.
Vardenafil supports penile blood flow during sexual stimulation, while apomorphine acts on dopamine pathways involved in arousal and erectile response. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established. Medical screening is essential because it may cause nausea, dizziness, or low blood pressure; it must not be used with nitrates or ondansetron (Zofran).
There is a $75 Functional Medicine consult fee due at the time of booking. Once the dosage is determined, the different options for pricing will be discussed.
Injection administered into the erectile tissue of the penis to increase blood flow and help men with erectile dysfunction achieve an erection. Treatment requires individualized dosing and clinician-guided injection training; an erection lasting four hours or longer requires emergency care.
Injection administered into the erectile tissue of the penis to increase blood flow and help men with erectile dysfunction achieve an erection. Treatment requires individualized dosing and clinician-guided injection training; an erection lasting four hours or longer requires emergency care.
Injection administered into the erectile tissue of the penis to increase blood flow and help men with erectile dysfunction achieve an erection. Treatment requires individualized dosing and clinician-guided injection training; an erection lasting four hours or longer requires emergency care.
Injection administered into the erectile tissue of the penis to increase blood flow and help men with erectile dysfunction achieve an erection. Treatment requires individualized dosing and clinician-guided injection training; an erection lasting four hours or longer requires emergency care.
Injection administered into the erectile tissue of the penis to increase blood flow and help men with erectile dysfunction achieve an erection. Treatment requires individualized dosing and clinician-guided injection training; an erection lasting four hours or longer requires emergency care.
There is a $75 Functional Medicine consult fee due at the time of booking. Once the dosage is determined, the different options for pricing will be discussed.
Topical formulation intended to support genital blood flow and potentially improve arousal and sensation. This exact combination is not FDA-approved, and its effectiveness is not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions, particularly because sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to address concerns about sexual arousal and sensation. Its ingredients are selected for potential effects on circulation and sexual response, but this exact formulation is not FDA-approved and its benefits are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions because irritation or burning may occur.
Cream intended to address concerns about sexual arousal and response through ingredients selected for their potential effects on circulation and hormone signaling. This exact formulation is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established; treatment requires individualized medical evaluation, testosterone monitoring, and pharmacy-directed application instructions, including precautions against transferring testosterone to others and avoiding nitrates with sildenafil.
Petal Revive Cream aids with vaginal dryness, containing two naturally occurring substances that can help retain moisture and promote healing. By supporting hydration and tissue repair, it supports the overall health of vaginal tissues.
Topical cream intended to support genital circulation and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation. This exact formulation is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions because irritation and medication interactions may occur, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to address concerns about sexual arousal and sensation through sildenafil’s potential effects on genital blood flow and oxytocin’s investigational role in sexual response. This exact formulation is not FDA-approved, and its benefits are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions, and it must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to support genital circulation and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions because irritation and medication interactions may occur, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to support genital blood flow and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to support genital circulation and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to support genital circulation and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation, with menthol providing a cooling effect. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions because menthol may irritate sensitive tissue, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Topical cream intended to support genital blood flow and potentially improve sexual arousal and sensation, with menthol providing a cooling effect. This combination is not FDA-approved, and its benefits are not well established; use requires individualized medical screening and pharmacy-directed application instructions because menthol may irritate sensitive tissue, and sildenafil must not be combined with nitrates.
Vaginal formulation intended to address dryness, intimate discomfort, and concerns about sexual response. This exact combination is not FDA-approved, and its safety and effectiveness are not well established; use requires individualized medical evaluation and pharmacy-directed application instructions, particularly because DHEA has hormonal effects and ingredients may irritate sensitive tissue.
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