An erectile dysfunction assessment is a consultant review of the causes of ED, covering medical history, examination and relevant blood tests. At LPHG it costs £250 and needs no GP referral. It looks for treatable factors such as hormonal, vascular or cardiovascular causes, and sets out a clear treatment plan.
What this scan shows
- Likely causes of erectile dysfunction, physical and psychological
- Hormonal factors such as low testosterone
- Cardiovascular risk factors linked to ED
- The effect of current medications
- A tailored treatment and lifestyle plan
- Whether onward tests or referral are needed
What it cannot show
- It is a clinical assessment, not an imaging test
- It cannot guarantee a specific treatment outcome
- It does not replace assessment of chest pain or heart symptoms
Our erectile dysfunction assessment is a confidential consultant review that looks for treatable causes rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
It covers medical history, examination and relevant blood tests, and sets out a clear treatment plan tailored to you in the Harley Street Medical District.
Book your erectile dysfunction assessment
Report within 24 hours. No GP referral needed.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a GP referral for an erectile dysfunction assessment?
No. You can book directly. The consultation is confidential and unhurried, and the consultant will explain the likely causes and options clearly.
Can erectile dysfunction be a sign of another condition?
Yes. ED can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease or diabetes, so the assessment includes relevant checks. Identifying these early can benefit your wider health.
What treatments are available?
Options range from lifestyle changes and medication to addressing hormonal or vascular causes. The consultant will discuss which approaches suit you and arrange any further tests needed.
Is the assessment confidential?
Yes. Your consultation and any results are handled with full confidence, and information is shared only with your permission.
Will I have blood tests?
Often, yes. Blood tests can check hormone levels, blood sugar and cholesterol, which helps identify treatable causes.