Weak sexual encounters reason for an implant?

[Hillywilly]

Hey Guys,

So I banged a chick from Hinge last night and it was difficult to get and stay fully hard as well as penetrate. I did eventually get hard enough to bang her to completion but switching positions and stuff I would go soft and it would take quite a bit to get me back up usually it only requires kissing.

I suffered a masterbation injury in November and my erections have been all over the place since. The day before yesterday I had fantastic erections.

I suppose last nights encounter could have been situational as my date was very annoying and I wasn't that into her plus she would do weird shit during sex. I also took a 100mg viagra and had 3 drinks so I noticed my heart rate go up plus I was a bit nervous since this is the first time I have felt comfortable attempting sex since my injury in november.

[sswinsfba]

If you don't have a past history of ED, there's not enough data.

If you think you injured your penis, the 1st step would be to consult a urologist to get an ultrasound scan to see if it was actually injured or not. You could also ask for a venous leak (VL) test to see if you may have a VL.

However, the brain has a lot to do w/ED and alcohol can be a contributing factor, which may account for your recent experience and NOT indicative of a chronic ED problem. Also ED is more common with older than younger men. I'm guessing you're younger.

So, I'd say it's too early to tell if you'd be a suitable candidate for an implant or not.

[Hillywilly]

If you don't have a past history of ED, there's not enough data.

If you think you injured your penis, the 1st step would be to consult a urologist to get an ultrasound scan to see if it was actually injured or not. You could also ask for a venous leak (VL) test to see if you may have a VL.

However, the brain has a lot to do w/ED and alcohol can be a contributing factor, which may account for your recent experience and NOT indicative of a chronic ED problem. Also ED is more common with older than younger men. I'm guessing you're younger.

So, I'd say it's too early to tell if you'd be a suitable candidate for an implant or not.

I do have a past history of ED mostly physcological but physical as well. Up until november I had a very satisfying sex life in a relationship but that ended and since then I have been sleeping with other women. 2 out of 5 I got a good erection with (before November) the rest not as great.

I did have an ultrasound and it showed scarring and subtle narrowing but my blood flow looked good so the Uro recommended observation.

[sswinsfba]

I do have a past history of ED mostly physcological but physical as well. Up until november I had a very satisfying sex life in a relationship but that ended and since then I have been sleeping with other women. 2 out of 5 I got a good erection with (before November) the rest not as great.

I did have an ultrasound and it showed scarring and subtle narrowing but my blood flow looked good so the Uro recommended observation.

Whether you should seriously consider an implant or not is a discussion you should have w/your urologist, who would be in the best position to judge that decision.

Did you also have a VL test? That's when they inject you w/Trimix to see if the erection is sustained or not. You should also get that test too, if you haven't had it yet. That would pretty much rule out physical.

If it's just psychological, I'm sure the urologist wouldn't recommend it but, if you absolutely want it, I'm sure he'd probably still do it but you'll need the $ to pay for it because, unless you're on Medicare, like many of us here are, you'll probably have to pay for it out of pocket.

Costs vary but you can get an implant for about $20k. My doc is doing them for $18k. There's a thread on this topic located elsewhere in this sub-forum. That doesn't include travel, lodgings and other related expenses. There are high volume IPP docs located all around the country and if you're lucky, you may not even have to travel

So, even if you don't actually "need" one, you can get one. Just depends how badly you want it and whether you can afford it or not.

Good luck!!

[Hillywilly]

I do have a past history of ED mostly physcological but physical as well. Up until november I had a very satisfying sex life in a relationship but that ended and since then I have been sleeping with other women. 2 out of 5 I got a good erection with (before November) the rest not as great.

I did have an ultrasound and it showed scarring and subtle narrowing but my blood flow looked good so the Uro recommended observation.

Whether you should seriously consider an implant or not is a discussion you should have w/your urologist, who would be in the best position to judge that decision.

Did you also have a VL test? That's when they inject you w/Trimix to see if the erection is sustained or not. You should also get that test too, if you haven't had it yet. That would pretty much rule out physical.

If it's just psychological, I'm sure the urologist wouldn't recommend it but, if you absolutely want it, I'm sure he'd probably still do it but you'll need the $ to pay for it because, unless you're on Medicare, like many of us here are, you'll probably have to pay for it out of pocket.

Costs vary but you can get an implant for about $20k. My doc is doing them for $18k. There's a thread on this topic located elsewhere in this sub-forum. That doesn't include travel, lodgings and other related expenses. There are high volume IPP docs located all around the country and if you're lucky, you may not even have to travel

So, even if you don't actually "need" one, you can get one. Just depends how badly you want it and whether you can afford it or not.

Good luck!!

Yeah doppler with no venous leak and my uro did say he would recommend against it but would do it if I would like. I am just tired of these ED ruts and since this injury I am not sure my dick will recover. Poor sexual experiences like this last one are demoralizing ugh.

[misterecz]

Instead of looking at an implant, check out injections first. I use injections for dates. Specially easier when they come to my place. Just excuse myself to the bathroom and inject. It works very well.

[Hillywilly]

Instead of looking at an implant, check out injections first. I use injections for dates. Specially easier when they come to my place. Just excuse myself to the bathroom and inject. It works very well.

How long have you used the injections? Have you developed scarring yet? I use Trimix all last year with good results but I am afraid to press forward with it for fear of scarring.

[misterecz]

I have used injections for a little over a year. In some nights i have injected as many as 4 times in sex marathons.
Have never gotten scarring because PGE-1 is proven to be safer when it comes to scarring vs Trimix.
I also use daily VED and do traction about once a week to offset any scarring. I love injections and would only get an implant if super high dosages fail.

[Frenchie]

I have used injections for a little over a year. In some nights i have injected as many as 4 times in sex marathons.
Have never gotten scarring because PGE-1 is proven to be safer when it comes to scarring vs Trimix.
I also use daily VED and do traction about once a week to offset any scarring. I love injections and would only get an implant if super high dosages fail.

Do you have any pain from PGE1?

[misterecz]

at first

I have used injections for a little over a year. In some nights i have injected as many as 4 times in sex marathons.
Have never gotten scarring because PGE-1 is proven to be safer when it comes to scarring vs Trimix.
I also use daily VED and do traction about once a week to offset any scarring. I love injections and would only get an implant if super high dosages fail.

Do you have any pain from PGE1?

at first i did but it pretty much went away over time