MPP?

[AnotherOldFart]

Hey guys. Getting ready for teleconference with Uro doc next week. Thinking of mentioning possible MPP implant. So far two 20 mg pills of Cialis are producing erections. But no PIV sex yet. Also had two samples of bimix for intrauretheral gel. Had no idea how to use them until I looked up as per PharmaLabs recommendations. First attempt I thought did not work then 30 to 40 minutes from start of injecting I got an erection. So injected entire 1 ml sample over a 30 min period and about 10 min later I had a full erection. Was so excited I ran into kitchen and asked wife what she saw. She agreed a full erection in front of her. She of course was recovering from shoulder surgery and unable to engage in PIV sex.
Also Uro Dr. agreed to try two 20 mg pills of Cialis to see how it worked out. First time was a little shaky because I took only 1 pill at first and I got a brief erection that started to fade after 10 minutes when I popped a second 20 mg Cialis and erection immediately became fully erect again. Again wife still in a sling after shoulder surgery so no PIV sex. The next two times I tried two 20mg Cialis at the same time and got a full erection. Again wife in shoulder sling so no PIV sex. I’m beginning to dislike that sling. Now wife is out of sling while at home and has agreed to try PIV sex this weekend before teleconference with Uro Dr. on July 29. Will update later.

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[Kimball]

Not always...it's not a pair of jeans you sick fuck...it's like saying if you are not comfortable with your prosthetic heart valves you can always swap them for another...mofos like you are the real reason penile prothesis companies are fucking us in the ass on a regular basis...pls stop posting.

Patients are swapping implants like they’re shopping for the best cell phones, requiring more surgeries and revisions, with the risk of infection escalating with each surgery—which is great for the IPP business and surgeons while being bad for your body. I don’t even have one, but it makes me sick just thinking about some of the things discussed here.

The only person who is qualified to make these decisions for you, is your physician.

That's hardly comforting. I could visit any of these specialists, and they'd inevitably push surgery as the solution for my situation. I'm confident that the vast majority wouldn't even suggest exploring a VED with a tension ring first to determine if this approach could be effective.

I acknowledge that penile implants work well for many men with erectile dysfunction, yet the U.S. healthcare system enables surgical options too readily without sufficient consideration of alternatives.