Hi guys, me again…
If any of you have read my history/intro, you’ll know why I’m asking this question - I don’t know if there is a body of scientific evidence, or even any evidence in the U.S, but … does anyone have info on wether historic Cancer treatments (in my case radiotherapy only, for Hodgkin’s lymphoma, some 30 years ago) could be the reason, or a contributing reason to late-onset ED? There appears to be some European data that says “could be a contributing factor” but is there any more known? Obviously I’m curious because of my personal circumstances, but what do the rest of you have to add, if anything, to my theory? Thanks in advance!
Historical radiotherapy as a cause of ED?
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Historical radiotherapy as a cause of ED?
2 years ED undetected, Hodgkin’s lymphoma at age 36. See my intro.
Age 69, Pills, injections ineffective.
Surgery by Dr. Natalio Cruz Navarro, Titan Touch 24 cms (22cms+2cm RTE) Penoscrotal. 125cc reservoir, Cycling Day 11, sign-off day 18….Can’t wait!
Age 69, Pills, injections ineffective.
Surgery by Dr. Natalio Cruz Navarro, Titan Touch 24 cms (22cms+2cm RTE) Penoscrotal. 125cc reservoir, Cycling Day 11, sign-off day 18….Can’t wait!
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