Drug which makes blood vessels wider, used to treat impotence, prevent coagulation, and maintain babies with congenital heart conditions.
A synthetic prostaglandin used to treat erectile dysfunction.
A pharmacological agent with the property of inducing smooth muscle relaxation, often administered via injection into the penile region or topically applied to the opening of the urethra, aimed at addressing the condition of erectile dysfunction.
Alprostadil, a prostaglandin medication, is employed to mitigate the impact of congenital heart defects present in newborn infants before they undergo corrective surgery. Typically, this drug is administered within a hospital setting. Additionally, Alprostadil serves as a treatment for erectile dysfunction. In order to induce an erection, it can be self-administered through either penile injection or the application of a gel into the urethra.