i have problem of early ejaculation. and i have samll penis size is 4inches in full motion.
plz help me how can i larger my penis and the early ejaculation problem.
my advice to anyone who has sustained impotence is to see a urologist and have a n ultrasound of the penis to evaluate for vascular causes for impotence. there are two types arterial and venous. this will require an injection of alprostadil or another medication to dilate the penile vasculature. this is a very safe procedure but i recommend a urologist who has had experience in this field
I read on the internet about Liquid V.
Does anybody has experience with it? Does it really works? It’s much
cheaper than Viagra…
I have been using the pump with some success.I have seen there are clinical trials for a drug (NexMEd).Is this a Muse type drug? Does anyone have any experience with this drug. An article in Fortune Magazine ? got me interested. Will it work for those not responding to viagra. Sounds less traumatic than MUSE.
I was recently diagnosed with hypertension (high blood pressure) and started taking a beta blocker (atenolol) which reduces the blood pressure by slowing down the pulse rate and decreasing blood flow. A decrease is bloodflow isn’t what I want to hear (I already have ‘tempermental’ erections that are rarely fully hard). I have heard of something called losartan that reduces high blood pressure by enabling the veins and arteries to actually enlarge, thereby increasing blood flow. A study at Wake Forest found that a large proportion of men who suffered from medication-induced impotence benefitted greatly by switching to losartan. Has anyone here heard of this, or is anyone here taking this? Any information you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I was recently diagnosed with hypertension (high blood pressure) and started taking a beta blocker (atenolol) which reduces the blood pressure by slowing down the pulse rate and decreasing blood flow. A decrease is bloodflow isn’t what I want to hear (I already have ‘tempermental’ erections that are rarely fully hard). I have heard of something called losartan that reduces high blood pressure by enabling the veins and arteries to actually enlarge, thereby increasing blood flow. A study at Wake Forest found that a large proportion of men who suffered from medication-induced impotence benefitted greatly by switching to losartan. Has anyone here heard of this, or is anyone here taking this? Any information you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
If you’ve read my past posts about L-Arginine, you’ll know I recommend it and that it works for me. Last night I found GNC has a GNC brand Effervescent L-Arginine, 2.5 grams per serving. Orange Tang flavored and only 70 calories. This stuff is great! I’m using now instead of the L-Arginine caps I was taking, and so far I can still get erections at will.
Still eating lot’s of almonds, chocolate, etc.
Take care,
SM
Some one on this blogforum mentioned this recently. I have been unaware of it and have a few questions.
1) What benefit does it provide? Does in increase T. production?
2) How is it performed correctly?
3) I have read The Testosterone Syndrome and did not see it in there. Do you
have a page number for it?
4) How frequently should it be done?
I was happy to find out that the “hardware” checked out OK (though “hardware” may be a slight misnomer in my case). I also got the bloodtest for testosterone levels (free and combined?), but won’t know the results for several days. I’m not sure if my intro message ever made it through, but I’m a 42 year old male who’s been married to the same woman for 18 years now. I started experiencing problems maintaining an erection during intercourse a few years ago. After several episodes of having the flag flying at half-mast, I developed an anxiety about having sex, which seems to have fed upon itself over time until now I’d rather not even try. My “drive” seems to have decreased somewhat over the past decade or so too, though the urologist I saw says that it’s a fairly typical thing for men in their 40s. I’m awaiting the results of the T test to see if I have anything to worry about there. Meanwhile, I also received a trail pack of Viagra from the urologoist…will hopefully have the confidence to put that to the test before long.
Have been impotent for some time and tried Viagra (l00 mg), but cannot get good erection. Have had heart operations which might affect blood flow (which, of course,is basis of erections) and take an aspirin every day which thins out the blood. Does anyone know if I discontinue aspirin, perhaps the blood will not be thin and Viagra might work. Have taken Viagra prior to viewing porn and tried stimulating self while watching it, but wonder if self stimulation is effective. Have had someone perform oral sex in this situation and achieved orgasim with a sense of some hardening of the penis before ejaculation. Thus two questions: Should I give up aspirin for some days before taking Viagra and (2) is self stimulation enough to bring about erection? Thanks, Capt. H
I asked my Dr. and he said that ED does cause some penis shrinkage. The “normal” Male attains errections during the night to help keep it at a good operating length. Now that I only get an errection every few days with Caverject most of the time it’s doing nothing. A kind of use it or lose it I guess. It’s like a man who takes female hormones. That causes the penis to stay soft all the time causing shrinkage from inactivity. I was concerned because I have lost about 3/4 of an inch off mine. My partners might not realize it but I sure do. A penis is a terrible thing to waste! Mac