Yea it could be viagra but still in order to get an erection with viagra or no viagra, something sexual has to go thru his mind. Perhaps he thinks about sex or something sexual constantly. And there is nothing wrong with that. However, if he is not taking viagra, he shouldn't experience an erection once every hour but if he is taking viagra then yea he can.
Either way, it doesn't matter. This is not a medical condition. He has a good and healthy penis for his age.
re not aware of and only a doctor can help with you that. If this is in fact a case of psychological ED, there are several solutions available.
PDE-5 inhibitors are very effective, even in cases of psychogenic ED. Viagra, Cialis and Levitra can improve your erections and make you more confident. Don't expect any miracles, though. Everyone is different and results vary greatly (this why you should try all three drugs to see which one works best for you).
That sounds more like a buried penis: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/16291-buried-penis. If that's the case, I can't find any literature recommending Viagra as a treatment. Viagra is intended to assist men in getting and maintaining an erection. It doesn't seem likely that this would be a good idea for everyday use, and it's also not intended to be used as a daily medication.
Is your husband overweight?
However, the woman I was with this past week I actually took a 50 mg of viagra, and a little cialis, and I was actually struggling to maintain an erection. I was able to perform however, it was definitely still a noticeable enough issue. Like I said, I'm considering my erection issue a lost cause but didn't know if this meant I'm at risk for other serious diseases despite what my physician told me.
After that my ears felt normal for a week. A little over a week after the concert my tinnitus got louder. It seemed to go up slowly but noticeably over the week. I also take Viagra (about a week after the concert) and have had bronchitis recently. I know Viagra sometimes causes side effects in the head, I've had a stuffy head and bad taste in my mouth after taking Viagra in the past.
Uhh.. maybe i needed to be clearer. I did obtain this sample pack from my doctor. I was just concerned if it would show up in the drug test as a false positive. It would be helpful to know becuase to set up an appt to get the voucher to turn into my work. im just trying to avoid the "red tape." Would it be a false positive??
Hi there, I'm an otherwise healthy 43-year old male. I've been taking Viagra for the last several years, about weekly (I do so because I have problems using condoms without it). After I take it, I experience vision problems for about a week after. Namely, I have starry vision and problems seeing in the dark (particularly walking from a lighted room into a dark room.
I am capable of getting proper erection any time of the day except for being in bed with a girl. After clinical check and running tests the doctor confirmed that my sex drive is healthy and functioning and that my problem is purely psychological. Performance medications help sometimes help (sildenafil, tadalafil, vardelafil, .. ). But in other times they just don't have any effect. I have been told that as long as I have performance anxiety, all the viagra in the world will not help.
Keeping in mind that I am not a doctor: jumping back and forth between meds that do the same thing is not a good idea. This could be bad for your system altogether, and could also have a negative effect on your sex life. If I were you, I would not take the viagra, and simply stick with the cialis, that way, you always have the option of sex or no sex, without worry of if its working or not.
Hello,
These symptoms look like to be due to prostatitis. The typical symptoms of prostatitis are fever, pelvic, testicle, or rectal pain, frequent and painful urination and ejaculation and incomplete emptying of bladder.
You should get your PSA levels and cystoscopy for further evaluation. Discuss this with your doctor for proper management.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
I couldnt hold an erection for a while without Viagra but only recently got to test the viagra out with a woman, i could hold the erection for an hour or so but could not ejaculate. Admitedly i was drunk at the time but this has been a problem for me ever since i lost my virginity at 16.
I can ejaculate/orgasm when masterbating and hold erections then without viagra but cannot during intercourse.
Id say i am fairly fit and work out 3-4 times a week.
m not in the right situation to speak with a doctor regarding my issues although I have in the past and was given a prescription for Viagra; some of which I still possess. Before taking Viagra, I've ensured that I haven't ate anything in the past few hours. I actually addressed the potential issue to people who I've had sex with although they invariably tell me that I don't have erection issues even though I need physical stimulation to become fully erect.
I have frequest headaches and also since a few months on accasions I see a flashing blue light on the side of my right eye. It lasts for a fraction of a second and goes away. I did some blood work and the following has come back. I have not seen an Endo yet. I am wondering if this is somethign to do with my pituitary. I had an MRI done last year for my headaches and it came back normal. Please advise.
LH: 3.16 mIU/mL ( Ref. range for men 1.5 - 12.4)
FSH: 4.38 mIU/mL (1.7 - 8.
I am a 48 year old male...I have been using viagra for several years...It has been working for me without questions. I am on Cholesterol meds and hypertension meds(Metoprolol, Altace and Norvasc) which I have been taking for the last two years. Recently I used some viagra two hours before an encounter with my date. I started drinking after the taking the Viagra. The viagra did not work....I took another one and waited awhile and it still didn't work...
This is something to ask a prescribing doctor about. Don't just order viagra and take it but have a doctor prescribe and take under his supervision. There has been a link shown between have peyronie's disease (curvature of the penis) and erectile dysfunction. That's also something to talk to the doctor about. There is not absolute contraindication not to take viagra if you have a curved penis, no. This article talks about ED actually causing the curved penis! https://consultqd.
and through these 6 years i still cant get an erections...there is a little firmness but nothing like it was before..Viagra doesnt help. also once when i was on viagra there was a little firmness but it seems that the tip or below the tip seems to curve when there is a little firmnes.....so now if there is a little erection, it doesnt stick straight out. its more of an arch...also i am a diabetic.....
There are several variations of ED medications that work differently, and some work better for different people than others. My doctor gave me a prescription for Viagra AND Cialis as soon as I mentioned problems maintaining erections for many years. I started by taking half-doses of each and got to my perfect mix. Viagra is for when I need pretty immediate results, or want to be absolutely steady erect for a few hours.
I'm in the same position. I am no longer masturbating and watching porn. I am going to do this for as long as it takes. whether it be 1 or 2 or 3 months. How much does it cost to consult a doctor about this? I haven't seen a doctor and i feel if i do, maybe my chances will get better.
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