A male patient with type I diabetes mellitus and coronary artery disease is able to achieve an erection but cannot maintain it. What could be done to assist this patient?
A. Provide sildenafil (Viagra) teaching material.
B. Discuss penile implant surgery.
C. Suggest an O ring.
D. Provide tadalafil (Cialis) teaching material.
Answer: C
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