Inability to obtain or maintain an adequate erection for satisfying sexual activity is known as erectile dysfunction (ED). The achievement of a proper erection with enough stiffness for penetrative intercourse is the most crucial of the many phases off sexual response ;failure and unhappiness result from the absence of this phase. In classical ayurvedic texts, this condition is carefully described as Klaibya. Importantly, ED has a significant negative impact on a man’s quality of life, including loss of self-esteem, avoidance of intimacy, anxiety and depression, which in turn exacerbate sexual dysfunction. This also impacts the relationship between sexual partners, including negatively affecting sexual desire and satisfaction of partners. Furthermore, ED is considered an independent risk factor for the development of metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus, sharing common underlying mediators, and therefore ED is considered an increased mortality risk. Its incidence increases drastically from about 6% in the age group 20-29 years, to 50-70% in the age group 40-79 years Its incidence has been projected to increase significantly to over 320 million by the year 2025. India has been dubbed as the impotence capital of the world due to the high incidence of the life style diseases and probably the largest population of males in the world. It has been selected for the present study to find out a better cure for a happy and healthy sexual life. After considering these facts present work is formulated to assess the efficacy of Vidangaadya Tail Uttar Basti and Pramehamihir Taila Upasth Basti followed by Amritprash Ghrita in the management of Klaibya w.s.r. erectile dysfunction.