So i tried viagra and to my surprise it worked pretty well... the one worry i have now is if the pills will stop working eventually, or if it will cause some damage to my system that can’t be reversed... does anyone have any insight?
If it matters, i have ed due to some nerve or muscular issues in my lower abs...
Do pills stop working eventually?
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Re: Do pills stop working eventually?
What I have heard from doctors is that the effects of the pills (increased bloodflow to the penis) don't eventually stop working, however for most men the ED condition becomes worse over time, causing the pills to achieve a lesser erection even though they're still doing their job.
Early 30s with ED for years from penis enlargement stretching and jelqing. Implant by Dr Eid on 24 June 2021 with a Titan 24cm with +1cm RTE on one side and -1cm cut off on the other side
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Re: Do pills stop working eventually?
Every man is different so what works for one guy may not for another. For me, the pills stopped working meaning use did not produce a hard enough erection for sex. So, I went to injections which worked for 2 to 3 years but then their effectiveness failed.
In May of this year I had an implant. So far it’s been a great decision. No more waiting until the pills kick in or sticking needles in my penis.
I love it and wish I did it 10 years ago.
In May of this year I had an implant. So far it’s been a great decision. No more waiting until the pills kick in or sticking needles in my penis.
I love it and wish I did it 10 years ago.
Age 72, married 36 years. Tried pills, vacuum device, injections all failed eventually. Titan Coloplast 26cm implanted May 2020, Dr. Raphael Carrion, USF.
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Pills worked pretty well for me for about 5 years, and then became less effective and finally quit altogether. There are plenty of similar stories here on FrankTalk.
Dave, 80, Maryland - Implant (Titan) 2008 by Dr. Andrew Kramer (failed Sept 2020) - never used due to a stroke that, among other things, ended my sex life.
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Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
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Yes they stopped working for me. I had to go to shots. wish I had gone straight to implant. Would not have lost any length or girth or wasted any time.
66 yr old male married 36 yrs use trimix four yrs, cilais and Viagra. trimix work well developed scarring on both sides had implant 1/9/2020 at UT Med Ctr, Knoxville, TN Dr. John Lacy.
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For some people they keep working and working. For others they become less effective over time.
No one can say what your experience will be. So just proceed and enjoy. Know that if they DO become less effective there are other medications and modalities of treatment.
No one can say what your experience will be. So just proceed and enjoy. Know that if they DO become less effective there are other medications and modalities of treatment.
55yo, NYC. ED started at 40. 50 units BiMix + Atropine (Pap 30/Phen 6/Atr 0.2). Prostaglandins caused aching. Doses increasing. A cock ring helps. Phallosan Forte tension devise to maintain size. Eager to talk about implant experiences.
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Re: Do pills stop working eventually?
They stopped working for me.
Although I also heard from a consultant urologist that it's more the case that your penis health deteriorates over time, and that's why the pills are no longer able to produce erections. So perhaps tolerance does not build.
I'm not convinced by this theory. I may try the pills again after almost 2 years without them. If resistance had build in my system then one would expect that the pills would now work, given such a long period without use.
Although I also heard from a consultant urologist that it's more the case that your penis health deteriorates over time, and that's why the pills are no longer able to produce erections. So perhaps tolerance does not build.
I'm not convinced by this theory. I may try the pills again after almost 2 years without them. If resistance had build in my system then one would expect that the pills would now work, given such a long period without use.
Implanted with AMS 700 lgx, 2021.
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Re: Do pills stop working eventually?
LeRoastBeef wrote:They stopped working for me.
Although I also heard from a consultant urologist that it's more the case that your penis health deteriorates over time, and that's why the pills are no longer able to produce erections. So perhaps tolerance does not build.
I'm not convinced by this theory. I may try the pills again after almost 2 years without them. If resistance had build in my system then one would expect that the pills would now work, given such a long period without use.
Are you mean that venous leak degree increase with time?? I have VL edv 11 cm/sec for 6 months ago due to hard masturbation i think, and now i stopped masturbation so is vl decreased when i off masturbation or it is permenant.?
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My understand is that it is certainly permanent, and often seems to get worse with time.
I have never heard of venous leak being cured.
I have never heard of venous leak being cured.
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