Would you consider applying to a clinical trial for an erectile dysfunction medication?
and, what do you imagine might be the best or easiest way to find out if you qualify for the trial?
and, how do you imagine that you might hear about the trial in the first place?
Yes I would be interested
#1 - A: Yes, I would be interested.
Q: Would you consider applying to a clinical trial for an erectile dysfunction medication?
#2 - A: Best and easiest way would be to ask about it, please tell me more.
Q: What do you imagine might be the best or easiest way to find out if you qualify for the trial?
#3 - A: In the first place, I'd hear about the study from the online ED online support group I belong to.
Q: How do you imagine that you might hear about the trial in the first place?
Answers: 1) yes I would consider applying for a clinical trial with erectile dysfunction medicine 2) easiest way to qualify is to show a medical report that you have the condition. 3) to be notified aestique room is giving aesthetic could be many different sources, the drug company themselves, your physician or urologist, or these erectile dysfunction online blogs
Correction auto spell: : 1) yes I would consider applying for a clinical trial with erectile dysfunction medicine 2) easiest way to qualify is to show a medical report that you have the condition. 3) to be notified of these clinical trials could be through many different sources, a) the drug company themselves, b) your physician or urologist, or c) these erectile dysfunction online blogs.
1) Consider? Yes, but I'd want to know a lot about the product being tested to be sure it did not interfere with current procedures, nor replicate past attempts that have failed for me.
2) Initial screening via an on-line questionnaire, but that needs to be followed up by personal analysis. In both the Restore and Canadian (Kings Univ.) studies I would have been rejected by the initial questionnaire, but upon personal inquiry/interview was found acceptable. Which suggests that on-line questionnaires are difficult to construct.
3) Hearing through on-line sources such as Malecare would seem the most effective in reaching a pool of men who already self-select to be seeking cures/relief/support. Presumably some clinics/practices specializing in sexual health/rehab will promote it if it doesn't conflict with their current offerings, but I have little hop that an "average urologist" will have time or inclination to become familiar enough with the trial to bother suggesting a trial to patients.
Yes.
A series of questions by medical professional would determine if I qualify.
I might hear about the study through my urologist or here on this site.
1. yes
2. I would happily complete a questionnaire to learn if I qualified
3. An announcement on this site would be my most reliable source. Or the RESTORE program.
Correction. My usual site is the Advanced Prostate Cancer section.
Sure. Already using Kegels, Cialis, pumping and injectibles are next post-prostatectomy. What else is there?
1) yes I would apply to participate in an ED medication trial
2) to qualify there would have to be a questionnaire and verification you are suffering with ED
3) I think it would be a good idea to register with the company controlling the trial from which suitable candidates would be chosen
1. Yes
2. I would happily complete a questionnaire to learn if I qualified
3. An announcement on this site would be my most reliable source.
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