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Don't know if this is the best location for this post, but hope this helps some of you.
Vibration has been shown to aid in restoring sensitivity to the glans. I found a vibration toy at TEMU that covers the glans and has 10 different vibration modes--feels fantastic. It comes with three lengths of soft silicone sounding rods (removable), and that would be up to the individual to use them on not. For around $13, I think it was a good investment for me.

oldog12 wrote:Don't know if this is the best location for this post, but hope this helps some of you.
Vibration has been shown to aid in restoring sensitivity to the glans. I found a vibration toy at TEMU that covers the glans and has 10 different vibration modes--feels fantastic. It comes with three lengths of soft silicone sounding rods (removable), and that would be up to the individual to use them on not. For around $13, I think it was a good investment for me.

Olddog12:

Where did u purchase this ? I know u mentioned TEMU, but don’t know what that is.

I know what Temu is. Post a link or pic at least. Very interested. Thanks.

My two cents.
I find it extremely unlikely that you would want to put capsaicin into your urethra. The burn would be beyond your worst nightmare. I think your statement of diabetics using it on their feet, is probably related to treating cases of painful diabetic neuropathy.
It is not for your urethra.

Temu is a shopping site. Google will find it. I'll try adding the link .https://www.temu.com/1pc-male-masturbat ... 65867.html

My nerves were severed in a prostatectomy. I have definitely lost most of the good feeling that used to lead to an orgasm during sex. I can have good sex with my wife using Trimix injections, but I don't have enough feeling that allows me to build to a climax.

In my research, I've read a couple of studies where vibration was applied to the penis each day (at the frenulum) it was something like 10 seconds on and 10 seconds off, repeated 10 times. The studies were to help with reactivating nerves after a nerve sparing prostatectomy. So I've been doing this in hopes of reawakening some nerves that will give me more sensitiviy. I do this several times a week, and it often leads to a flaccid orgasm which I feel coming on (and go with it). Lower frequency, hi intensity seems to work the best. I just use a cheap $23 silicone vibrator from Amazon.

Time will tell if this awakens nerves or not, but in the meanwhile, I'm not complaining about the orgasms. The adventure continues...

still_crazy: Six months have gone by - has the vibration helped your anorgasmia?

I have been using the Male Masturbation Cup Glans Trainer from TEMU for about three weeks. I use the long stimulator both with and without trimix injections. I don't really have significant improvement in the nerves, though there is some. I have been very happy with the incontinence improvement. I have stopped wearing 'drips and dribbles' pads except when at the gym, or when drinking.

I have been totally ED since my Di Vinci RP 12/2020. Will keep 'treating' 4 or 5 times a day to see where this goes.

I was using the Glans Trainer from TEMU but thought the sound (flexible rod that goes up the urethra) was too short to reach the bladder (10 cm - 4 in). Bought a SEMOOX Urethral Sounds Dilator from Amazon with three sounds of different diameters, 4.5mm, 5.5 mm and 6.5 mm, all 20 cm long. I can feel them enter the bladder if not erect. 5.5 is just right, and there is some increasing sensation along the whole urethra, so there is hope. The incontinence has improved so that I only have a very small leakage during 60 minutes of training.
When using with Trimix erection (the only erection I can get) the sound does not reach the bladder (I understand that the urethra can be 19 to 22 cm long, thought I have seen some guys in the locker room that I assume are WAY more than that.

If your implanted I would think not wise to put anything in your urethra since even having a cyscope you have to take extra care ..