Guys,
here is a list of ED specialists in the Northwest I got from Coloplast. they come highly recommeded, but check them out, see how you feel about them.
Paul
Dr. Alan Hays
875 Oak Street SE #5030
Salem OR 97301
(503) 561-7100
Dr. Stanley A. Myers
NW Urological
2230 NW Pettygrove Street, Suite 210
Portland,, OR , 97210
(503) 223-6223
www.edcurenw.com
Dr. Todd Waldmann, Dr. John Greer, Dr. David Rice, Dr. Joseph Williams
2855 E. Magic View Dr.
Meridian, ID 83642
(208) 639-4900
www.idurology.com
1st Visit w/Urologist
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Re: 1st Visit w/Urologist
You can get a list of specialist form both the Coloplast and AMS web sites. Most are General Practice Urologist and not Male Sexual Function Specialist.
The only specialist I will post is a recommendation from a gentleman that has used that doctor and is satisified, and with his permission.
Always do your own research and make sure the doctor is well qualified to do what you need.
Jack
The only specialist I will post is a recommendation from a gentleman that has used that doctor and is satisified, and with his permission.
Always do your own research and make sure the doctor is well qualified to do what you need.
Jack
Peyronies 1995
Penile Implant 10/08
Dr. Douglas Milam @ Vanderbilt
Normal Again
Penile Implant 10/08
Dr. Douglas Milam @ Vanderbilt
Normal Again
Re: 1st Visit w/Urologist
Well, the appointment went quicker than I expected. Dr Jelly Fingers did the DRE and stump fondle. He listened to my explanation why I was there and agreed that my ED symptoms sound like a leak and assumed (like me) that it probably is a leak. He also cut to the chase and told me that this particular VA hospital does not have the equipment or option to do a Doppler test to confirm a leak. His question to me was “Even if we did a doppler and confirmed the obvious, what do you want to do about it?” I asked what can I do? He told me I have two options which he would be glad to help with.
*Injections (Caverject) or Urethral Suppositories (Muse). Two forms of Alporstadil.
*Implants.
I chose the injections.
Since the VA is always incredibly over booked with Vets and current Active Service men and women, my 1st injection appointment won’t be until Feb 15th. Until then I will continue to do my penis exercises, take Levitra and crank my pump.
The VA has been remarkable to me and my family.
Dave
*Injections (Caverject) or Urethral Suppositories (Muse). Two forms of Alporstadil.
*Implants.
I chose the injections.
Since the VA is always incredibly over booked with Vets and current Active Service men and women, my 1st injection appointment won’t be until Feb 15th. Until then I will continue to do my penis exercises, take Levitra and crank my pump.
The VA has been remarkable to me and my family.
Dave
Re: 1st Visit w/Urologist
One step at a time.
Born 1948, wed 1969. BPH & Type II Diabetes at age 35. TURP-2002; ED even before that--diabetes. Cardiac valve surgery: 2007 & 2019. Poor results with pills. Started trimix injections in Nov, 2010. Great results from the very beginning.
Re: 1st Visit w/Urologist
FYI to all,
Here is a link to the full VA policy on this subject: http://www4.va.gov/hac/forbeneficiaries ... 2s36-1.htm
Links on that page take you all over the VA web site.
Jim
Here is a link to the full VA policy on this subject: http://www4.va.gov/hac/forbeneficiaries ... 2s36-1.htm
Links on that page take you all over the VA web site.
Jim
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