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s difficult to have sex without some form of major help, like a full dose of Cialis and in that case it seems hit or miss. The size of my erection has also been subtlely affected.
I've heard all the warnings about permanent damage and this seems to be the case. Is there anything I can do to help my situation? Are there any new techniques or procedures or medications available or on the horizon (other than the usual ED choices)?
This treatment is not advisable. In this treatment, a pump in placed in scrotum, two cylinders are placed in penis, and a reservoir is placed in the cylinders or separately below the tissues of the lower abdomen. This all parts function together and give you the erection. But, rate of failure is quite high in this treatment.
3. Balanced diet:
Even taking a balanced diet regularly can improve the functioning of the penis.
Cryosurgery will stop the cancer, but it is a highly skilled procedure, impotence happens about 75% of the time, I don't know if Cialis works (Cialis doesn't work after surgery, but it does work after HIFU). I'm guessing that Cialis will work after cryosurgery, as nothing gets cut. Incontinence is not an issue (less than 2%).
Cryosurgery and ultrasound (HIFU) do the same thing--they target the gland without cutting anything, cryo freezes while HIFU cooks the gland.
its possible first try to monitor sugar in foods better and if this still causes a problem i would def get this checked out....
What dose of Cialis did your Dr. prescribe? I think 20 mg is the normal dose, but I think there's also a 10 mg dose, and these 2 are for 'one-time' or 'on-demand' use when you expect to have sex. Cialis has a much longer effect than Viagra or Levitra, up to 36 hr in some cases.
Hi,
I had prostate surgery in the form of a TURP and resection of the bladderneck in 1995 at the age of 30. In 1999 I first started having problems with ED. My urologist at the time prescribed Viagra which did not realy work. I did not really have any success with Cialis either.
In 2003 I was seen by a urologist who specialized in ED as a part of a health clinic examination for a neurological problem that I was being seen for.
The only things prevalent at the time it started was stress, testicular pain (varicocele diagnosed later) and I had bad squat form. Eventually, the squatting left shooting pains in my leg and back 'cause I was bending my lower lumbar. I've spent 2 months on PT with a chiro and the pain has improved immensely but the ED isn't cured. I'm on Cialis right now (2.5g a day) but I still can't get reliable erections.
Just recently seperated form my wife with not alot of sex in that relationship,but never this problem.We now have sex almost every day and from time to time i loose my erection during intercourse.i have alot of stress lately ,is this the cause.I am always traveling and very busy.I am 52 years old.Not sure what to do.
Dear Doctor,
I am a para-medical PhD student, and I used embalmed cadavers for my research. Yesterday I was dissecting blood vessels in muscle tissues. The vessels did have semi-liquid blood inside them. while dissecting I pricked my finger with the scalpel which had some blood on it. The wound wasn't bad, but still bleeding a little. I squeezed some blood out and washed my finger.
I am not sure how well the cadaver is embalmed and I know it has not been screened.
If you can get an erection without problems while making out or masturbating, you don't need Cialis. The problem is psychological, not pysical. The three biggest factors that inhibit erections are anxiety, guilt, and fear. If you try focusing more on her and the sensations and less on your erection (like when you're making out), then it'll probably work fine.
Again, the patiant has not responded to the basic chemical dialation by cialis and in that situation, do you think, testostorone treatment in any form will ever help???
By the way she is from Nigeria and hope that she would come back with the results, after T replacement, if she follows your advice.
I was searching to see if there might be any interaction between the medications and Cialis and in doing so found that sudden hearing loss is a potential rare side effect to Cialis and similar medications. By this time it has been more than two weeks since the onset of the hearing loss and I cannot remember precisely but I believe that I may have last taken one Cialis tablet within 24 hours before the earache hearing problem.
It has a 36 hour period of efficacy. You will loos your erection after ejaculation as in the normal way.
However, Cialis may not the correct treatment for you. You are loosing your erection because you are watching yourself -- performance anxiety. The way to overcome this is to take intercourse off the menu for a while. But to do this your will need to have a regular partner.
I have a question that I have always wondered about Methadone, but never wanted to ask a Dr. LOL. I understand that it comes in pill form and liquid form. What is the difference between the prescribing of it? Such as, why would a Dr. prescribe you the pill form instead of the liquid form, or why would they prescribe the liquid instead of the pill? I understand Hydrocodone comes the same way.
I just turned 40. I have had chronic pain in my penis and testicles for 8 months. It started immediately and intensely one day after I had just gotten a new Cialis prescription. I took one and masturbated, which I hadn't actually done in about a month or two (was completely celibate). I had an intense aching pain in my penis afterwards. The pain has continued for constantly for 8 months. I also feel like an uncomfortable "pulling" feeling when I get an erection.
Hello and welcome to the forum. Thanks so much for your question. Do you monitor your blood pressure at home regularly and this is how you have this information that it is rising? I think I'd bring this to your doctors attention now rather than waiting for 3 months. There is evidence that beet juice when consumed daily can reduce blood pressure for some people. https://www.webmd.
Cialis is a drug for erectile dysfunction. Is that what you mean? It's used for someone who has the desire but not the physical ability to get an erection readily when they are excited. I guess that someone who takes Cialis could use it either with a partner or alone, though the television commercials for it always show some guy looking happily at a partner.
I have been using cialis though not as regularly as Billy1115 -and also have great difficulty in climaxing. I am not using any other medication. I have no doubt this is due to use of cialis. Contrary to the advice above I find it easier to climax the the smaller the does I use.
went to see a urologist saturday 19th sept after talking to him he told me that i may need to take a procedure called a penile doppler but in the mean time he prescribed levitra i would like to no if its safe and is there did it worked for you or anybody you know
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