For the young people

[MiddleAgedMiami]

This has been very interesting to read. I’m 40 now, so not so young but not old either, and I started having ED at 38, 2-years ago. Up until that time I was having sex all the time, with very hot guys usually 10-20 years younger than me. Now? I get lots of offers but I will not subject myself to another failed encounter and all that embarrassment. I’ve tried the pills and they usually fail me at this point.

I get rock hard by myself, at night, any time except when I need it. So I’m in a hell of a position. I believe my problem is nearly all psychological. Not sure why or how I got fucked up mentally about sex at 38, but here I am. Keep my natural ability to have an erection, except when I most need it? Or have an implant and be able to have sex anytime on demand, but lose my natural ability? It’s a terrible choice. But I don’t want to waste another 2 years, and I’m not getting any younger. Thinking I’ll probably do it. I happen to live down the street from Perito, one of the leading Implant surgeons in the world… so there’s that.

[drayan123]

I’m 20 and I have the exact same story as this man and I feel him ur dick somewhat works but it doesn’t work when u need to. When stimulation is stopped it goes soft in seconds very frustrating

[Mark1974]

There are tests to determine if it is psychological or physical. The Doppler Ultrasound is the best test to determine if ED is physical that I am aware of. There may be some others.

I would certainly want one of those tests to get some objective numbers.

Maxing out on pd5 inhibitors and still not getting a result sounds like a physical problem to me.

[Gt1956]

Just an irrevelent perspective. Pills & injections are fine. But the ONLY treatment that caused an erection on a dead man was an implant.
Early testing was done on cadavers.

[ThailandBound]

Just an irrevelent perspective. Pills & injections are fine. But the ONLY treatment that caused an erection on a dead man was an implant.
Early testing was done on cadavers.

Now that is an interesting point indeed.

[Gt1956]

Just an irrevelent perspective. Pills & injections are fine. But the ONLY treatment that caused an erection on a dead man was an implant.
Early testing was done on cadavers.

Now that is an interesting point indeed.

I had hoped that it would bring a smile to some. I can't remember where I read it but seems that they cobbled an implant together then installed it in a cadaver to see if the theory worked.