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hi guys,,, i would like to know how long the injections last i have been injecting for about 7 years but only about twice a week i wonder if i should really consider an implant if the injections are still working,,, i sure would love to just pump up my penis with out having to go in the bathroom and do an injection its becoming a real drag to have to do that,,, and it would be great to know if the head of my penis will still get hard after an implant ,,, and does the penis still feel like a penis or is it more like a machanical divice can you still have ruff sex and if your girl gives you a blow job will she be able to tell that you have an implant ????????????????? so many questions thanks guys.
I am 48 years old have had ED since I was 16, I can get an erection but I can not maintain it, tried pills I dont like the side effects, tried Trimix it has been hit and miss, I think I should get an implant.
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Good questions! No doubt our bionic brethren will respond.
Greg
Greg
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.
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After the implant and it's healed, then after stretching rehab, it will feel natural to you but to your partner, maybe not, as it will most probably noticeably stiffer. You can adjust this however by either not pumping as much or letting a little fluid out. As for the glans, it should be the same, that is if it worked well before, it should work the same. For me and a good many others who have been operated on for prostate cancer, it does not make the natural engorgement return. Others that had the ability for their glans to engorge have mostly reported the it still worked fine. Hopefully one of them will comment as I can really say for sure. The glans engorgement is a separate blood flow from the shaft. Most people, I think would hesitate to get the implant if they can still manage with injections or other.
age 74 married, Robotic RP Dec.2009. Implanted Jan 2011 with AMS 700LGX and AMS 800 AUS. (AMS 1500). IPP failed March 2018 , leak. Planning an AUS revision (total replacement) in 2018, now I need the IPP too.
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thank you knotreel,,, you have give me some good info,,, yes the injectios and levitra do work well but as i said they take away mood away from my wife and that is really becoming a problem,,, I wonder what it would be like to just pump up everytime I wanted a hardon and be able to keep it for as log as I want man that would be great.
I am 48 years old have had ED since I was 16, I can get an erection but I can not maintain it, tried pills I dont like the side effects, tried Trimix it has been hit and miss, I think I should get an implant.
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The training we do, or rehab, is targeted for one hour at full inflation. A lot of time I inflate when I first wake up and if I go back to sleep forgetting, then I usually wakeup or I am woken up by some discomfort. So, I am not sure that "as long as you want" is feasible assuming you are thinking a couple of hours or more. I haven't tried or neither am I interested in going past an hour. The one hour training is what my doctor recommended, that is daily one hour inflations. After the first year he said just a time or two a week.
But to the main question, yes the idea and fact is you can get an erection anytime you want no matter if you are aroused or not. If your wife was in the mood, and you were not, you could perform, but usually it is the other way around. But point is it always works. Before you think about it a lot, maybe you should schedule a consult with an implant doctor that you might want to use, then see what he has to recommend. Then decide.
One thing that would worry me is that some have reported developing peyronie's disease as a result of long term injections.
But to the main question, yes the idea and fact is you can get an erection anytime you want no matter if you are aroused or not. If your wife was in the mood, and you were not, you could perform, but usually it is the other way around. But point is it always works. Before you think about it a lot, maybe you should schedule a consult with an implant doctor that you might want to use, then see what he has to recommend. Then decide.
One thing that would worry me is that some have reported developing peyronie's disease as a result of long term injections.
age 74 married, Robotic RP Dec.2009. Implanted Jan 2011 with AMS 700LGX and AMS 800 AUS. (AMS 1500). IPP failed March 2018 , leak. Planning an AUS revision (total replacement) in 2018, now I need the IPP too.
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