Erections

I am on same boat. I´m doing Cialis 5mg daily , just for blood circulation, and is not enough to get erection. I tried Viagra 50 mg 1 hour before the "act" and the result was very poor. The only thing that worked with me, was the injection Caverjet 20ug, that gave a rock harder erection, worked perfect, but gave me 7 hours of painfull continuous erection. I´ve reduced the dosis to half, with similar results. Now I´m using half dosis of Caverjet 10ug and his working, but even so i´m getting 2 hours of erection and with less but still pain. I´ve read about other injections without pain ,from US fellows such as BIMIX , but it is not available in my country so I can not talk about. (TRIMIX is another injection , but has the same component of Caverjet, so I believe will cause the same secondary effect of pain).

My regards

You just move on and are glad to be alive.

Never thought I could do it but I did stick myself with a needle in a place I never thought I could. Wife not thrilled with having to do so  therefore sex has seemed to disappear from our life. 

Going Tuesday to inquire about implant as well as sling.

the needle works just hope your partner is more open than mine has been.

dcirrotti said:

Can anyone recommend a good

Can anyone recommend a good and safe place online to buy Cialis or tadalafil.

I use All Day Chemist in India for generic Viagara. Was recommended to me by a number of men. I've had a good experience with them. Price is extremely reasonable

greg from pa said:

all is not lost. i had a
all is not lost. i had a radical prostatectomy in june of 2013.My urologist reffered me to the erectile rehab at Johns Hopkins. I was instructed on how to give myself the injection and I did so there in the office. It has worked every time since . my injection consists of .25ML of c-bimix (30-1). I get my meds and syringes shipped ups overnight. It arrives packed in ice as this med must be kept cool.I deal with a pharmacy in northen baltimore which has a compounding lab on site which was recomended to me by a staff member at JHU. Dont give up man its worth it especially if there is a lady in your life you care about who still has interest in intimacey. I realize there sometimes is alot of negativity on this particular discussion board,but my philosophy is,the happiest people are not the ones with the best of everything,but rather those who are doing the best with what they have! cheers , Greg

greg from pa,

thanks for that comment, It's been 2 years, 2 mos. since my RP, erectionless since. Subsequent to the RP, I had radiation therapy, and I'm currently 6 injections into an 8 injection (1 every 3 mos) treatment.

I'm seeing my urologist this afternoon. I never thought I'd consider an injection for an erection, but I think the time has come. The pills or pump don't work, though I haven't tried Viagra. Am looking for some postives and found it in your reply.

Thanks, David

I had Mini-Lap surgery in February of 2006 to remove my prostate. I'm thankful that after seven years my PSA level remains below <0.03. I, too, experience the the problem of a weak or complete failure to obtain an erection. As for as the drugs are concerned, I've tried all three of the major meds with some sucess.  My insurance wouldn't pay for them at first, but, after the Doc talked to them , they decided to allow 4 tablets a month. My co-pay for 4 tablets was over $40.00.  I soon discovered one could buy medications from Canada. So I asked my Doctor for a 30 tablet perscription. Cialis is my drug of choice because it provides me with a bigger window of opprotunity. (I can get 30 for $90.00)  Viagra and levetra have a much shorter window and usually give me a headache. I've heard those shots are great, but, I'm not ready for them yet. I'd suggest you research these med's and understand how and how long the compounds stay active in your system. I'm sure you've figured out by now that your sex life has changed in more ways than one. The days of the "Quickie" are over. Now I have to plan ahead to have a reasonable expectation of success. It's different and that's not so bad. Good Luck.

Trew said:

Sometimes.....

You just move on and are glad to be alive.

 

 

I hope that's not my future case.  But, if it's to be, then so be it.

Being alive is more important.