jimmi85 wrote:Trouble is, this paralysis is not likely to improve, what with all my trauma and decreased confidence and all the while, I lose precious time.
I think you’ve hit the nail on the head there.
The reality is, ED rarely gets better with time, and the longer you wait the worse position you will be in both physically and psychologically.
Having suffered with peyronies for the last three years, and having been robbed of over 2.5 inches in length I was at a position whereby I couldn’t comfortably have intercourse due to the severe curvature even though I could get hard enough, both with and without PDE5’s. At the same time I was becoming shorter, thinner and every month I waited I limited the potential size implant I could have gotten.
I am due for surgery in 3 weeks time, at 36 I am relatively young but I don’t feel as though I had a choice. However, the risk bs reward for me is very complex, I can’t really have sex yet I can get hard and orgasm. If surgery goes wrong I can do neither, if it’s goes to plan I can do both and have the best sex of my life. If it does go to plan then I will have to deal with the consequence of waiting too long and sacrificing an extra inch or 2. But then I would far rather a hard as a rock 5 incher than a 8’ deformed banana
I think you’re absolutely doing the right thing and it’s at a point of true necessity for you. Which is ideally the place you need to be in for implant surgery.
I hope Mr Fraser sorts you out good and proper!
