I just tried Viagra for the first time, it worked well. Does this mean there is no venous leak or any other physical problem?
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I am much older than you. I was 75 when implanted almost 3 years ago. Please read my posts which will answer many of your questions. Waits may be longer now due to Covid but my timescales were not unreasonable. I had been through pills and then injections before seeking an implant. NHS were great -...

Hi is there anyone here who is willing to share their experiences with having an implant on the NHS in the UK? I am mostly interested in how long the waiting time was for the surgery and your experiences with how the urologist dealt with you in terms of time between appointments and treatments. Did ...

I started to sit up and tell the doctors I wasn’t crazy, that I knew something wasn’t working quite right. The instant I moved from flat on my back, the pressures started to drop, my pharmaceuticals induced erection started to subside. I have no idea what it did to the imaging. That's interesting, ...

(edited for focus) I was thinking regarding the higher dose, at first I thought maybe they actually gave me too high of a dose and the increased blood flow negated the venous leak, could that be the case? Not so much negating the venous leak, but increasing arterial inflow that overwhelmed the veno...

Welcome to the forum! First off, try to get a more clear diagnosis on the penile doppler ultrasound, potentially with an even higher dose that ought to eliminate any uncertainties with regards to arterial insufficiency or venous leakage. Also, get a comprehensive blood test done (with hormones incl...

Hi all, this is my first time posting here. Just a bit of background, I am 30 and I have had ED for as long as I can remember. I am only able to get erections that I would say are roughly 50-60% hard, but it requires constant manual stimulation otherwise it goes down in a few seconds. I can just abo...