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I’m diabetic since 2012 and have been facing difficulties in getting an erection. I discussed with my medical provider who said Viagra is not a safe drug for men. I’ve gone through a few articles mentioning that diabetics with ED can use Generic Levitra (vardenafil). Is that true? If so, I’d like to know who has used Generic Levitra having ED and diabetes and is it safe.
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the tissue can become almost like scar tissue that won’t expand properly even once the nerves come back to life. Also, the ED meds like Viagra still need nerve function to generate the Nitric Oxide that enables erections, so they often don’t work well for guys w/ nerve damage from prostate surgery. This is where TriMix, BiMix, Edex, etc.
I am a 67 year old Type 2 diabetic. My ED started around 2 years ago since which time I have never been able to have intercourse with my wife. I raised the issue with my doctors at the outset but they didn't seem interested. Of course, in pandemic UK, you can't get near a doctor anymore.
I have now have tried all the usual tablets (Viagra, Levitra, Tadalafil although not Spedra - yet).
thanks for this. i did not take the detox pills yesterday and did not have the taste. i will go to the pharmacy and the health food store and ask. thanks for the help!
Ok so I am here in a 3rd world country and shopped at a big market in the city (maybe black market). I had purchased many drugs in big quantities for very little. I checked afterwards at legit/authorized pharmies that the prices were almost the same, just a little more expensive. Everything I got on the market was generic. The Valium was $2 for 200 - 10mg tablets. Viagra $3.5 for 10 - 100mg tablets. And the Tramadol was $3 for 10 - 50mg capsules.
t have diabetes, then be assured that Viagra would probably restore your erections if you needed them back. In fact, if you keep your blood sugar down, even with diabetes, Viagra might work, but maybe not as well.
Sorry about your marriage. If she is on antidepressants, that will kill her sex drive.
Hi folks,
I'm a 41-year old man. I've been having ed problems on and off for a while. I apparently have low testosterone, and have been using Androgel for that. I've also tried, Viagra, and it works like a CHARM pretty much every time.
Here's the thing: I'm a very sexually open person, and I've recently experimented with a few threesomes and foursomes. In each of those cases, despite using the Viagra, I was unable to get an erection.
There is a lot of prime real estate in our brains that is never used - it is sitting there in case our brain needs to rewire itself but is not in an active use state.
We know that MS never stops progressing - we just don't always see evidence of that progression. What you're saying gives proof to that. The key to disease management is to slow it down and keep hoping that any new disease doesn't hhit key areas of the brain.
Please try Viagra if you are a woman who has MS. The study for efficacy of Viagra in women which is currently in progress is a study for sexual enhancement for women. So it has nothing to do with MS. Viagra increases blood flow and it helps a lot. It will drop your blood pressure and you don't want it to drop to a dangerous level, so you need to monitor it. Start with the minimum effective dose which is 25mg and see if it does something for you.
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