Dr. Ralf Herwig claims that he cures Venous Leak

[Tgruen]

you threatend before i sent the questions in the forum, that you wouldnt reply when there are negative comments and "sceptics". why did you threaten because of some when you could helped others.. ok, now we go forward: you said, how great everything was, and look how it sounds like now. you are still on cialis, and you are not nearly in a perfect state. Many do the operation because they dont want to use drugs anymore (and some dont have great reaction to cialis on a dialy basis like dry mouth, poor sleep.) after saying, everything was soo great you come back and said now, its not perfect.


so about the diagnosis: i said it already but i say it again, there are veins that are not visible. for doppler for fucking sure, it doesnt show, and in 3D-CT doesnt show neither.
look, escpeially for soft glans issue:: THE LEAKINg veins of the CS/glans do not in EVERYCASE connect to the santorini plexus. and that was now in my case and in another case i know personally. His 3D-CT did show the santorini plexus, but another famous urologist (i dont want to write his name here but you can pn me) said it is a no-Brainer that 3D-CT shows MORE veins, but if the patients are helped by sclero them, that is no nearly sure.

So now you have a shattered santoriniplexus. your ED should be vanished, shouldnt it? there should be no leak, and so it should be like that that you have problems getting it down, but you have still problems getting it up.

like i said in the other post, i asked that famous other urologist, why my other leaking vein (that got ligated AFTER sclero) wasnt shown on 3D-CT, and he said its no suprise, and that he doest belive in sclero.

The problem is now after saying, everything was sooo great, you come back and have still ED , otherwise you wouldnt use daily cialis, wouldnt you? pre-surgery i had good erection with daily cialis too but it makes me feel like shit.

regards

[razor1]

Your dribble is not worth responding too. if you have all the answers !? Then how come you can't fix it ?

Anyway if you are going to quote me at least do it properly. My last update said "I am now 1.5 yrs from the op & currently am functioning very well". I don't have ED issues and I can perform anytime I want. My Uro a professor said daily cialis is good for penis health & to keep it working into the future which is why I still take it.

[moreorless]

im glad for you razor
but what were your problem? had you a severe venous leak or mind or light venous leak?
Your venous leak was localizated or multilocalizated? were your venous leaks one or many?

[razor1]

im glad for you razor
but what were your problem? had you a severe venous leak or mind or light venous leak?
Your venous leak was localizated or multilocalizated? were your venous leaks one or many?

Hey Moreorless, so sorry to hear of your situation. I'm not really sure I can answer ur questions... I had 2 tests before the op (ultrasound) and both showed I had a leak. No idea is that was localized/single/many

[gollam121]

Please stop!! Someone take this thread down because apart from Razor everyone else wasted their time, money and mental health on this bullshit procedure. Herwig is a fraud and is disgraced in his own countries health system (This is a FACT so please feel free to PM if you have concerns.)

If it worked the EVERY urologist in the world would be adopting Scerothreapy. But they aren't!

[merrix]

Well, it seems Razor is the only one who got results judged as good enough to be a cure of ED.
Most got nothing or improvements which quickly faded away.
However, in my case, I definitely did not waste my time, money or mental health. At least not judged by what I see so far.
It has now been 19 months since I did the sclerotherapy.
A quick review of my outcome: The first couple of weeks were amazing. I got rock hard erections several times per night, super hard lasting morning wood, and several hard, lasting spontaneous erections every day. I thought I was cured. When having sex, I kept on using pills, and for the first months, the difference was enormous. My erections were much harder. The shaft, and especially the glans. Wife loved it.
After a few months, results seemed to fade. I sometimes lost my erection during sex again like before. But my glans would still stay hard. But a hard glans and a semi shaft is still useless for sex.
After the implant, my glans still gets very hard and stays that way always during sex. I think that without the sclero I would not get the glans engorgement I have now, but rather the same half-soft glans I had before the sclero.
So as it stands now, i am very happy I did the sclerotherapy. My implant takes care of the shaft, and the glans works great thanks to sclerotherapy.
What happens in the future remains to be seen.
I know Dr. Eid is extremely sceptical. He thinks I am at risk for future complications from the sclerotherapy and thinks it would not get FDA approval in US due to that it simply doesn't work and that it might even be harmful.
However, so far I see no downsides and in combination with my implant it has given me a super dick.

But I still don't recommend it to anyone. There is a fair chance I was just lucky. And as said, there might be problems in the future.

[merrix]

By the way, when I talked to Kuehhas, the doc who does the surgery together with Harwig, and told him that my effect faded after a few months, he said that it is a natural process. Initially after surgery, the body keeps the blood inflow as the same level as before surgery. So when the leak is not there, the effect is a constant semi-hardon, or at least a fuller flaccid and a harder, fuller glans. And of course much better erections.
But after a while, the body auto regulates the inflow to the new, lesser outflow. And that's why everybody sees a worsening effect after a while. When the surgery is successful, the net effect should however still be enough to be a solution to ED.

Dr. Eid did say the sclerotherapy is a risk. When I asked risk for what, he said penis atrophy. Due to the body sensing that there is much less outflow, and hence reducing the inflow to the penis to compensate. Too low blood flow to the penis can result in atrophy of the tissue.

Scary shit. I hope he is wrong or that even if he's right, it doesn't happen to me.

So again, I don't recommend this to anyone.

[gollam121]

By the way, when I talked to Kuehhas, the doc who does the surgery together with Harwig, and told him that my effect faded after a few months, he said that it is a natural process. Initially after surgery, the body keeps the blood inflow as the same level as before surgery. So when the leak is not there, the effect is a constant semi-hardon, or at least a fuller flaccid and a harder, fuller glans. And of course much better erections.
But after a while, the body auto regulates the inflow to the new, lesser outflow. And that's why everybody sees a worsening effect after a while. When the surgery is successful, the net effect should however still be enough to be a solution to ED.

Dr. Eid did say the sclerotherapy is a risk. When I asked risk for what, he said penis atrophy. Due to the body sensing that there is much less outflow, and hence reducing the inflow to the penis to compensate. Too low blood flow to the penis can result in atrophy of the tissue.

Scary shit. I hope he is wrong or that even if he's right, it doesn't happen to me.

So again, I don't recommend this to anyone.

Thanks for the update and pleased it worked out for you in the end. You took speedy action post Scerothreapy decline and opted for the implant. The combination has worked which is great.

I was able to have decent sex for 15 months on PD5's as stated in my last other thread hence our experiences are vastly different. As I said I thought things were getting better late Autumn and that finally this would be my final outcome for a few years at least. It wasn't to be.

Gollam121

[gollam121]

P.s Like Merrix, I do not recommend this surgery which is clear from my Warning thread.

We all have different circumstances with a venous leak, some mild, some moderate and some severe. Different and proven first / second line treatments (pills, injections, pumps) will help some not others.

My only suggestion is try everything and if it doesn't improve things than start to seriously consider an implant. Its the only proven solution currently available.

Gollam

[jelquinginjury]

I have read this board and it seems there is differents results.
Razor had a good improve and merrix an improve too, but gollam and other are in the same situation than before..
I m not sure if i should give it an oportunity
Gollam is your situation the same than before the sclero or you have a small improvement?