Question:
I am 47 just seperated for a year after 25 years of marriage. I lived without
sex for 6 years and towards the end of my marriage I did seek relief the last 3
years, visiting Asian massage parlors etc.. and never having an erectile
problem.During the last 3 years, I've learned I had Type II diabetes, and by the time
I was in a new realtionship, I was having erectile dysfunction. I am able to
orgasm but am never fully erect.So I am off to the Urologist last May, I tried, Hormone shots (did nothing),
Viagra (did nothing) and finally penile injections which worked so-so and found
my erection ok for a short period of time but a one time thing.Over the past year, I have had maybe 8 different partners and actually had the
American Dream (two women together) and still did not get a hard-on, although I did orasm many times for the 2 day session.
So now here I am considering a pump inplant, which was the last alternative my
urologist suggested.
It seems on this site you folks have a vast amount of experience, anyone want
to comment?
Answer:
Diabetic ED is often caused by atherosclerosis, which will eventually
make Viagra and injections fail, yet a couple of months with the right
medications and diet and you can get rid of the problem, sometimes
completely!
Although I am trained in many fields, including many of the applicable
sciences, I am not a licensed doctor!
Members of this website cannot test your blood, take your pulse or
otherwise find out what you didn't tell us that we would need to know
over the Internet! Most of us cannot afford to take as much time as
we'd like to do all of the necessary investigation.
So - consider it a given that we recommend that you see a licensed
practitioner if at all possible.
Be cautious! Be conservative. Be afraid!
Hormones and chemicals, whether prescription, over the counter or
otherwise, are not soda pop! You can hurt yourself just as badly with
a medication as you can with a gun!
