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Title: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: Hawk on July 19, 2019, 09:15:48 AM
Currently just the beginning of a work in progress needing a lot of work.

While much is discussed about Nerve-Sparing surgery for Prostate CAncer, the truth is that the vast majority of men that undergo surgery as well as those that undergo external beam radiation as a primary treatment for prostate cancer suffer a significant reduction in erectile functioning.  When you add this to the fact that most men with prostate cancer are older males with some age-related decline in erection quality or the frequency it usually results in Erectile Dysfunction.  Even if erectile functioning ultimately returns it is likely to be present in at least for the initial months following surgery.  If your primary treatment was radiation then the effect will likely be just as significant but delayed and gradually increase many months after radiation.

I will start by saying that the penis needs oxygen which comes from erections to maintain healthy tissue. That is why males routinely have night-time erections (NTE's). With an absence of blood flow, it sets up conditions for plaque or fibrosis that if present will cause a loss in size and/or deformity in the way of dents and bends. At times such deformity can become severe.

The goal has to be to restore erections as quickly as possible with any method that is not itself damaging to the penis. I would recommend starting with the following:

Daily low-dose Cialis which is designed to support erections on demand rather than taking a pill only for intimacy.

I would add to this over-the-counter L-Arginine 1,000 - 5,000 mg a day. L-Arginine is a vasodilator that can help by itself but works synergistically with PDE5 Inhibitors like Cialis, Levitra, etc.

I would strongly consider adding 1/2 of a 50 Mg Trazadone with a light snack before bedtime. Trazadone is an old antidepressant. When prescribed for depression it is dosed as high as 600 mg daily - Trazadone has a side-effect of causing NTE's. In fact in healthy men at high doses, it can cause priapism, a condition of a prolonged erection that needs urgent attention. It is dirt cheap costing pennies a tablet which you cut in half. If you have a good Dr. you can tell him you want it for the side-effect of NTE's as you heal and try to regain functioning. If you have an uncooperative Dr. sugguest you need it for sleep since it is often prescribed at those low doses for sleep. More is NOT better. if it is going to work it will work a 1/2 of a 50 mg tablet with a snack. And NO, it does not do much for daytime usable erections. If has been established that NTE's use different nerve pathways than stimulated daytime erections.

I would also get a good Vacuum Erection Device to induce erections twice a day to preserve day-time blood flow and maintain size. Do not use the constriction band unless you are planning to have sex.
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: cool D on October 11, 2020, 10:45:11 AM
Hi,

I'd like to buy a "Restorex".
Unfortunately, they don't  make any shipment to Europe.
I sent a mail to the company.
But they confirmed me that they won't make any shipment in 2020 and 2021 to European nations.
Is is it possible to buy it for me and send it to me ?
I'll send you a nice reward.

Thanks.

Best regards,
cool D
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: Olive on October 11, 2020, 10:59:39 AM
You can use a service like myus.com. No need to get scammed by some crook from this forum.
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: TonySa on October 11, 2020, 04:56:58 PM
Olive, what in the world are you referring to re crooks on the forum?
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: jan.schaller1958 on October 11, 2020, 07:32:28 PM
Tony,

I don't think a lot of what Olive says makes any sense anyway, so he doesn't surprise me with his ,,crooks on this forum remarks." crooks sell things. While I'm not suggesting Olive is directly selling anything, he does push quack vitamin and mineral/magnesium supplement ideas that some crook somewhere, likely off Amazon, is peddling. Didn't he say something about lengthening his penis with magnesium or something, which still makes me laugh? Oh he said some good stuff I repeated somewhere about god punishing me with Peyroines because I was so annoying and how I could keep my Peyroines if I wanted it (suggesting he had some way of curing if). What a joke.
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: Olive on October 11, 2020, 11:49:49 PM
Quote from: TonySa on October 11, 2020, 04:56:58 PM
Olive, what in the world are you referring to re crooks on the forum?

I meant it's better to use a real service for ordering stuff from US than from some random guy from some forum. You can't guarantee that some guy won't take his money and just disappear in thin air.
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: Olive on October 12, 2020, 02:05:30 PM
Guys,

I want to apologize to everyone here, I chose my words very poorly. I don't think that anyone here is a crook. I suffer from extremely painful disorder, I'm in so much pain and suffering 24/7 and it makes me so angry how unfair life is. Sometimes I just can't hold my anger and I take it out on someone else, like on this forum.

I hope you can forgive me and give me another chance.

Sorry.
Title: Re: Survival Guide for Post Prostatectomy Patient's and others with Erectile Dysfunction
Post by: TonySa on October 12, 2020, 05:15:55 PM
Thanks Olive, we all make mistakes and apologizing is a very mature thing to do.