What does NVED mean?
NVED means Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction?
Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction can be abbreviated as NVED
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What does NVED stand for? NVED stands for "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction". |
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How to abbreviate "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction"? "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction" can be abbreviated as NVED. |
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What is the meaning of NVED abbreviation? The meaning of NVED abbreviation is "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction". |
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What is NVED abbreviation? One of the definitions of NVED is "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction". |
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What does NVED mean? NVED as abbreviation means "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction". |
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What is shorthand of Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction? The most common shorthand of "Non-Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction" is NVED. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SIEDY - Structured Interview on Erectile Dysfunction
- ED - Erectile Dysfunction
- EDITS - Erectile Dysfunction Inventory of Treatment Satisfaction
- EDOS - Erectile Dysfunction Observational Study
- MED - Male Erectile Dysfunction
- NEED - Nurse Education in Erectile Dysfunction
- PPED - Post-Prostatectomy Erectile Dysfunction
- VED - Vasculogenic Erectile Dysfunction
- CED - Canine Erectile Dysfunction
- EDAC - Erectile Dysfunction Advisory Committee
- EDACT - Erectile Dysfunction Advisory Council and Training
- EDNA - Erectile Dysfunction Nurses Association
- EDS - Erectile Dysfunction Syndrome
- PED - peneal erectile dysfunction
- SED - secondary erectile dysfunction
- VED - Vascular erectile dysfunction
- DED - diabetic erectile dysfunction
- IIEF - Index of Erectile Dysfunction
- eds - Erectile dysfunction and statins
- Viaggravation - what a doctor gets from a patient who is demanding erectile dysfunction medication on the NHS (not all areas of the UK provide this on NHS)