A patient receiving intracavernousal alprostadil discusses switching to the transurethral administration route. Which information does the provider include as a benefit of changing administration routes?
A) Transurethral administration has fewer side effects.
B) Transurethral administration helps increase arterial flow to the penis.
C) Erection develops in about 30 minutes and lasts up to 2 hours with transurethral administration.
D) The required dose is much smaller with transurethral administration.
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