I’ve posted on this forum several times before. I’m still relying on pills, even at fairly high doses. Is there anyone here whose erectile dysfunction was mainly caused by psychological issues, such as depression or anxiety, who has had a significant improvement after getting a penile implant?
In general, once I manage to achieve penetration, everything goes well. The problem is that because of anxiety or depressive symptoms, I have difficulty getting an erection in the first place.
I take Viagra, but I’m honestly getting tired of relying on it and I’m looking for a more permanent solution. I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been in a similar situation and decided to get an implant.
psychological problem most
-
Jimakos
- Posts: 94
- Joined: Mon Dec 02, 2024 6:16 am
- Location: Greece
psychological problem most
Ed one year.use ofpills.. doctor saidis is psychological problem.i can't get injections..MPP is the most near solution for me.Greece
-
aurelian21
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Thu Sep 10, 2026 6:51 pm
Re: psychological problem most
I used to think my problem was purely physiological but then I had a Doppler and a venous leak was found.
If viagra is working, I’d stick with that and look at getting a Doppler done. That will give you more information on how likely your issue is physiological vs a physical problem.
If viagra is working, I’d stick with that and look at getting a Doppler done. That will give you more information on how likely your issue is physiological vs a physical problem.
37, ED since 19, living in Canada
Tried Viagra, Cialis, and TRIMIX since age 35 with basically no response
Urologist: Dr. Daniel Rapoport
Implanted with AMS700LGX 21cm + 3cm extenders 2026-09-24
Tried Viagra, Cialis, and TRIMIX since age 35 with basically no response
Urologist: Dr. Daniel Rapoport
Implanted with AMS700LGX 21cm + 3cm extenders 2026-09-24
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Facebook, Google [Bot], Uncle Bill and 338 guests
