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11 years 7 months ago #1289329797- Mustang2020
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Is this in the US or Canada?
can you have these shots if you have PMMA? I ask because the penile skin with PMMA is a lot thicker and the needle has to go thru it to reach the CC chambers. what needle gauge do you use? can you use insulin 29 gauge? Are there any dangers of injecting in the wrong place and what are those dangers?
Thx in advance!
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11 years 7 months ago #1285806725- Mustang2020
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Restoration wrote: When you see your doc, hopefully you can get a Free Testosterone level, SHBG, and Thyroid (TSH, Free T3, T4)...and some other stuff if he thinks it's relevant (maybe the estrogens too, possibly fasting glucose & a1c). I don't know your age...so it's hard to really know what's more likely to come back abnormal - if anything. Is that your only symptom? Just low libido and ED - no other physical or psych symptoms?
It sounds like you have the supplements covered. I've found arginine and Cialis/viagra/levitra to be the best for sex drive. I haven't noticed anything from the other 20 things I've taken over the years...but everyone's different. Some say brazil nuts are supposed to be helpful bc they supplement selenium which contributes to T, but it's a bigger puzzle than just that.
Oh, sudafed (the real sudafed, not PE) & klonopin is an insane sex drive enhancer... I totally forgot that one. But, that's just me again... who knows if it would work in anyone else. It's probably just doing something with my own brain chemistry. I discovered it by accident.
Correct, FREE T test is the best way to find out about your real T levels...
Klonopin is a sex enhancer for you? That's amazing. It is meant for a totaly different task. Where do you get your arginine? in pill form, right? TIA
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It sounds like you have the supplements covered. I've found arginine and Cialis/viagra/levitra to be the best for sex drive. I haven't noticed anything from the other 20 things I've taken over the years...but everyone's different. Some say brazil nuts are supposed to be helpful bc they supplement selenium which contributes to T, but it's a bigger puzzle than just that.
Oh, sudafed (the real sudafed, not PE) & klonopin is an insane sex drive enhancer... I totally forgot that one. But, that's just me again... who knows if it would work in anyone else. It's probably just doing something with my own brain chemistry. I discovered it by accident.
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11 years 7 months ago #1286075546Thanks for the words SO.
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11 years 7 months ago #1285987241Girls regularly go to a gynecologist, the majority of men has never met an Urologist or/and an andrologist. Mind you, primarily it is not even about sex: sometimes EQ issues point to potentially serious health conditions: why the low level of testosterone? Or, if not low, has an atherosclerois condition developed over time, or ...
This is the main reason we should care. As far as banging a chick away, personally I would not give a toss these days (digression: it might sound odd to you fellas but I believe sex is overvalued while -very expensive and thorough- medical exams have recently confirmed that I am perfectly, insanely, healthy: it is a "mind thing", in my case), and as just explained above, it could be the least of our concerns. Of course, in a number of cases, poor EQ does not hide any serious health condition but perhaps stress or tedium (with life, work, partner, etc). But you have to check!
Having said that, if the girlfriend in case brought up the subject in a rude manner for whatever reason (power game dynamics, etc.) then you absolutely did the right thing dumping her on the spot, in my opinion. I would have done exactly the same.
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11 years 7 months ago #1286073547- Skeptical_One
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dared3vil wrote: Yeah, she was being a bit vindictive unfortunately. I have now tried Cialis as well with no effects. But have also come to realize that I am in fact suffering from depression. As off putting as it may be, I really was unaware of it until I had an anxiety attack while driving. After seeing my doctor he prescribed me an anti-depressant to try out... I specifically asked him if it is known to effect the libido, he said it can but he's never seen a case. Google it and under "More Common" side effects it says Lowers sexual desire and/or ability. I contacted Dr. Solomon and let him know what was going on. He assured me that nothing he does would effect blood flow in/out of the penile chamber. He said he's had a few cases where it took as long as 6-12 months to regain full sexual function; also stating he hasn't had any reports of total permanent loss of Erection capability.
Personally, I'd suggest working on improving your state-of-mind before pursuing any future Phalloplasty. Sometimes there is a belief that getting a procedure done will do wonders for a guy's state-of-mind, but that isn't always true. Sure, if you were very small to begin with, OR if you were looking for a confidence booster, it might be effective to some extent. But for the majority of members here, any procedure that goes wrong will exacerbate their mental condition more than a successful procedure would to improve it. It's about assessing the risk & benefits.
Depression is tough, you may want asking your doctor to switch anti-depressants. Many years ago I took some (forgot which brand, maybe Zoloft ?), and it most definitely affected my libido. Although depression can be tough, I've always found living a healthy lifestyle can do wonders in elevating your mood and state-of-mind. For those who are greatly affected by depression, please see a medical professional to have it addressed and managed. Like I suggested before, you may want to strongly re-evaluate your PE plans if you believe you are in-fact clinically depressed.
Good luck!
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11 years 7 months ago #1285804246Where did you grab the IR lamp from? I was actually thinking about getting one to have it on me while I hung, keeping it warm the entire time.
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11 years 7 months ago #1286065887As off putting as it may be, I really was unaware of it until I had an anxiety attack while driving. After seeing my doctor he prescribed me an anti-depressant to try out... I specifically asked him if it is known to effect the libido, he said it can but he's never seen a case. Google it and under "More Common" side effects it says Lowers sexual desire and/or ability.
I contacted Dr. Solomon and let him know what was going on. He assured me that nothing he does would effect blood flow in/out of the penile chamber. He said he's had a few cases where it took as long as 6-12 months to regain full sexual function; also stating he hasn't had any reports of total permanent loss of Erection capability.
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Dared3vil, at 31 its hopefully something just transient and minor. Thyroid issues are rare in men, but they do affect sex drive. You'd notice mood changes, coldness, and hair loss too - though it's probably not that. I doubt it's glucose since you work out a lot and are young. If you don't have low energy and poor concentration, I'd be surprised if T was low too... it's strange. Well, hopefully your doc will have some answers.
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