Anesthesia

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fucked0ne
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Anesthesia

Postby fucked0ne » Thu Feb 22, 2024 8:33 pm

Hi:
F1, here. I'm not new, just usually on the implant board.

Strange question: would anyone here happen to be an anesthesiologist, or know an anesthesiologist (friend, family member, etc.)? Have a question regarding skeletal muscle relaxation during general anesthesia. Yes, it is relevant to erectile dysfunction.

If not, does anyone know how I could possibly speak with one?

Thanks,
F1
40. Implanted July 5, 2024, by Dr. Andrew Kramer, Urology Associates of Cape Cod. AMS LGX, 21cm cylinders + 2cm RTEs. Idiopathic erectile dysfunction following bacterial infection. Tried pulse waves, Cialis, even spinal injections. Nada.

Lawnman
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Re: Anesthesia

Postby Lawnman » Thu Feb 22, 2024 11:32 pm

What is your question?

fucked0ne
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Re: Anesthesia

Postby fucked0ne » Fri Feb 23, 2024 2:05 am

Thanks for responding.

As the bulbospongiosum is a skeletal muscle, and anesthesia is capable of relaxing skeletal muscle, then logically anesthesia should relax the bulbospongiosum. Correct?

This is probably a no brainer, but I just need confirmation.
40. Implanted July 5, 2024, by Dr. Andrew Kramer, Urology Associates of Cape Cod. AMS LGX, 21cm cylinders + 2cm RTEs. Idiopathic erectile dysfunction following bacterial infection. Tried pulse waves, Cialis, even spinal injections. Nada.

Lawnman
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Re: Anesthesia

Postby Lawnman » Fri Feb 23, 2024 8:52 am

If you are sure it is skeletal muscle, then yes, if in a sufficient dose.
If one were given enough relaxant to stop the ability to breath, I am sure it would be enough to relax the skeletal muscle in the nether regions. :D

fucked0ne
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Re: Anesthesia

Postby fucked0ne » Fri Feb 23, 2024 1:32 pm

Thanks for the reassurance, Lawnman!
40. Implanted July 5, 2024, by Dr. Andrew Kramer, Urology Associates of Cape Cod. AMS LGX, 21cm cylinders + 2cm RTEs. Idiopathic erectile dysfunction following bacterial infection. Tried pulse waves, Cialis, even spinal injections. Nada.


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