Experiences with sensitive issues

[mhnmale]

Hey Everyone!

I wanted to say thanks for the great posts recently! By explaining what you are going through you are helping all the guys who are going through something similar, or one day might be. Keep the posts coming in!!!

Thanks,

Austin

[Dadog]

Spot on, Austin. So many of us ask "Why me?" and wonder if we are the only ones to have a certain issue or problem. Sharing is good.

David

[dtech in reply to Dadog]

Quite right David, talking about a problem is the first step to getting help in sorting it. I posted on here recently about discussions not continuing. Someone would ask a question, there would be one or two replies, but no response from the person who asked the question. Yet on other sites there seems to be a lot more responses. I know on here there are sensitive issues, hence the title😉, but still we need to talk! I have even sent messages to people, to see if there is anything I can help them with or talk about off line. But nothing. Still, glad to see you are still around David.

[Dadog in reply to dtech]

Yes, sensitive issues are always difficult in one way or another, Austin. They are a bit like the "Oh, by the way, there was something else" as people go to leave the consulting room! They are afraid or nervous to bring a problem up - but so want to. If they know they are taken seriously and respected by whoever is listening, hopefully they will come back.

Let's just stick around and hope we can respond in the right way.

David

[dtech]

There was a guy posted on this site who said he had ED. But was too embarrassed to tell his doctor.

[Japaholic]

I suffered ED due to my heart medication used for AF. But, fortunately for me they found another medication which, while acting as a multi Chanel Blocker for the AF has a side effect similar to Viagra. So, I get amazing hard ones now, it's like being 18 again.

Plus, having had an ablation too my AF seems finally to be under control.