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berninghausen
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Another newbie
Just stumbled upon this forum...it's nice to not feel isolated. The doc is trying testosterone in the butt for a couple of months, since the pills have ceased to be really effective. The T level was below the normal range, so, yeah, I guess I need some. But I have a hunch that I'll end up with trimix injections anyway. Not sure I want to take the implant plunge at 65, but time will tell. Anyone have any sure-fire, OTC, cheap fixes??
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Bionic_by_AMS
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Re: Another newbie
berninghausen ... Welcome to FT ...
Getting your "T-levels" back in line will help with the "desire" ... but has little to do with getting/maintaining an erection. Injections (Trimix) are a viable way to obtain an erection, and many guys here have done so for years.
Has your doctor stated your cause for ED? ... 65 is not too old for an Implant. There are many guys here in their 70's getting them.
There is no such thing as a cheap OTC sure fire fix ... you can however get Viagra, Cialis (generic) here: alldaychemist.com
Getting your "T-levels" back in line will help with the "desire" ... but has little to do with getting/maintaining an erection. Injections (Trimix) are a viable way to obtain an erection, and many guys here have done so for years.
Has your doctor stated your cause for ED? ... 65 is not too old for an Implant. There are many guys here in their 70's getting them.
There is no such thing as a cheap OTC sure fire fix ... you can however get Viagra, Cialis (generic) here: alldaychemist.com
Robotic Prostrate surgery - Dec. 2011 - AMS 700 LGX Implant - 21 cm/3 cm RTE - June 2012
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