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hi guys,, i just want to know do guys with performance anxity do they qualify for a inplant as i am able to get an erection but most of the time i lose it during intercourse and I dont like the ed meds thanks guys.

tankerman777,
Not quite sure I fully understand your question ...

Is it "performance anxity" or erection fade ("i lose it during intercourse") ... have you tried a constriction ring to prevent the "fade"?

As far as "qualify for Implant" ... have you seen a URO? It's not so much up to the URO if you "qualify" as the Insurance company (if that applies). Basically the URO submits certain (medical) codes to the Ins. company and the reply is usually pretty quick.

cock rings dont work for me and i get an erection about 90% of the time but about 95% of the time I lose my erection during intercouse, I read somewhere that if it is a physical problem that insurance will cover it but I have been to a uro and they say it is phycolagical that was boston medical group I just want to have sex with out having to worry about losing my erection it is very tresful for me and my wife and i think it might be interfering my my marriage i here that penile implants elimanate the ed completley i am 47 years old and I have always had ed since i was 16. thanks

Tankerman,

Sounds like you may be suffering from "Venous Leakage" which causes you to lose your erection during intercourse.
I would suggest consulting with your URO re this possibility.
If this is the case, you should certainly "qualify" for an Implant.
I was implanted with the Coloplast Titan in December 2007 after developing ED Post-Prostatectomy in 2004.
This completely corrected my ED problem.
Best of luck.

Bob

Best to check with the insurance company. My insurance does not cover any ED treatment for any cause. They call it an exclusion.
If it is performance anxity for sure, you might want to seek psycological help first.
Buck

If you have a permanent partner and this happens all the time then very unlikely this is psychological. That could be a venous leak. I had been struggling for an answer for years of why I was losing erection during an intercourse... until I found with the Doppler test that I had a bad venous leak. I mean really bad that even strongest tri-mix would just flush away into my blood stream rather than causing a lasting erection. That was sad and good news. The sad part was that it was not curable. But the good news was that no longer do I have to search for an answer and blame for the psychological reason. Now I know this is physical, that the problem is not in my mind; and just patiently wait for the implant surgery.
Get your Doppler test done to know for sure if it is psychological or not. Good luck