I have just a question thought maybe someone had experience with injections for e.d. I have several things ( high blood pressure,diabetes etc) that are against me as well as three different T.U.R.P. surgeries all of which have put the little guy down. I have tried the different pills and it is a no go they say that shots work for most people. aside from the obvious ( yuck factor) needles in the penis. so what I am wondering is like what is the workup like? lots of nurses checking this and that ? I understand that an ultrasound is pretty standard. I would really love any information because frankly this is my last option. the Idea of an implant is not even doable in my head. If it came to that I am pretty sure it just couldn't happen. mostly for modesty reasons. and the fact that because of abuse the triggers would be so incredibly overwhelming.
I am really interested in how the procedure goes to even begin the therapy. I am pretty sure they don't just hand you a syringe and say see you in 6 months. there has to be some training which I can't imagine, and probably other things as well. If I can go in knowing what to expect it can help me get it done but running into surprises ... who knows might just run off screaming
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have checked out the shock wave therapy but the jury is not in on the benefits. a lot of guys tell me they had some results ant for the price they charge I am not willing to take that chance. ESPECIALLY since there are then maintenance sessions required for a long time after. and they are no cheaper. the P-shot is very much the same I am not willing to put out what amounts to a couple thousand dollars for something that MIGHT work.
I am sorry the pills have not worked. They do not work, however, just by taking them and waiting for an erection. Erections happen after you take the pills and get mentally aroused.
I have a feeling that your mental state may have interfered with that process. It may also make having injections just too difficult for you. You may need to consider targeted therapy along with any direct treatment options.
I guess I wouldn't say they didn't work. they just didn't work sufficiently also I began to have some eye symptoms and I had to stop to check that out first. .. seems it is always something
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