The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
There are certain things you can use to assess blood flow. You can do Doppler ultrasounds of the penis as well as the clitoris to see if there is good blood flow. You can assess the peak systolic velocity, which will tell you if there's a problem with arterial inflow versus the end-diastolic velocity, which will tell you if there's a problem with venous outflow.
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you mentioned a diagnostic ultrasound so you're doing an ultrasound of the penis you inject something into the penis to induce an erection yes so we typically inject trimix which is a medication that's compounded you can actually also inject alprosidil which is commercially available people like edex and you're injecting this into the Corpus into the corpora but what we're able to do with that is we're able to look at something called the peak systolic velocity