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#21

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common issue that affects many men, especially as they age, but it's important to know that you're not alone and there are effective solutions available. ED happens when it becomes difficult to achieve or maintain an erection long enough for intimacy, and it can be caused by a variety of factors including physical health conditions like heart disease, diabetes, or high blood pressure, as well as emotional factors like stress, anxiety, or depression. Understanding the underlying cause is key to finding the right treatment.

A healthy lifestyle can make a big difference—regular exercise, a balanced diet, and managing stress can improve your overall health and may reduce ED symptoms. Medications like sildenafil (commonly known as Viagra) are often prescribed to help increase blood flow and support better erections. For those with more persistent issues, other treatments such as vacuum devices, injections, or even surgical options may be available.

Remember, ED can also be a sign of a more serious health condition, so it's essential to consult with your healthcare provider. You can also visit dose pharmacy to get more information about ED treatment. They can help you understand what's going on and recommend treatments that are safe and effective for you. It's important to address ED openly and without embarrassment—many men face this challenge, and solutions are out there that can restore confidence and improve your quality of life. Don't hesitate to seek support, as addressing ED can positively impact not just your sexual health but your overall well-being.
#22
Injections for Erectile Dysfunction / Re: Trimix caused me Peroynes
Last post by Groovymix - September 30, 2024, 07:02:25 PM
Also, does anyone know if it is important to discontinue medications days beforehand? Like pentox, meloxicam, and cialis?
#23
Surgery for Peyronie's Disease / Xiaflex vs surgery
Last post by ledavis - September 30, 2024, 06:34:45 PM
I'm scheduled for tx of xiaflex in December,  waiting on insurance as well but read Pages upon pages on web MD on all reviews,  there were basically NO GOOD NEWS. All have said shrinking, horrible pain, loss of girth, erection,  etc etc. I'm so discouraged and afraid. Feel like there has to be alternative solution.  Surgery perhaps??
#24
Injections for Erectile Dysfunction / Re: Trimix caused me Peroynes
Last post by Groovymix - September 30, 2024, 06:14:42 PM
Mikel7, did you have any bruising or inflammation happen at the site of injection post procedure? Naturally, I am nervous about it considering how easily I have ended up with Peyronie's plaques from my history.
#25
Progression of Peyronies Disease / Re: 15 week progression (a cur...
Last post by Sonic - September 30, 2024, 06:02:55 PM
If you read this, I am also 31, this condition is not something deadly like late stage cancer, please try refrain from the suicidal thoughts. If you need a break from the forum that is completely fine but just know that your situation will be improved with traction or VED depending on which one suits you better, and if not then an implant is the final solution. Do not become suicidal about something that can be fixed.

The psychological toll on one is heavy with this condition, but when one faces challenges in life, one must fight them, head on, you are stronger than you think. Embrace the hardship from this condition, let it make you grow as a person, you will come out the other side a stronger man.

Good luck.
#26
thank you for the answer, there is no restorex in my country, I will investigate something similar to it.
#27
Thank you both so much. There is a huge psychological part to this whole problem that of course the doctors don't address. I did hear back from Restorex on my issues, they suggested the following:

RestoreX – Device Placement

QUAL-5002, Rev A (4/19) Confidential Page 1 of 1
Instructions:
The following instruction provides helpful patient tips for placement of the RestoreX device.
Device Placement Tips:
For men having difficulty attaching RestoreX to the penis, there are several helpful tips that may allow for easier
placement. These suggestions are for men that have a stretched penile length (SPL) of 3.5 to 4.0 inches. If the user's
SPL is less than 3.5 inches, these suggestions may not be of benefit.
1) The user should be warm and relaxed. Stretched penile length can vary depending on temperature. Having the
pelvic region in a warm state will aid in getting a longer SPL and facilitating the fit of RestoreX.
2) The user may wish to recline or lay flat when applying the clamp. Often, when laying flat, the skin at the base
of the penis and in the pubic region will be easier to push back.
3) By rotating the clamp up toward the pelvic ring, the RestoreX device length is shortened by about 1⁄2 inch; this
can make it easier to put the RestoreX device on. Figure A below shows the clamp in its standard straight
configuration with the device locked on the tension rods. Figure B depicts the clamp rotated toward the pelvic
ring making the device shorter and therefore easier to put on.

Figure A Figure B
After the user has put the RestoreX on, he should attempt to rotate the clamp back to the position shown in
Figure A and proceed with the treatment. If he is unable to rotate back to the position in figure A, the straight
portion of the treatment can be delivered from the position shown in Figure B.
4) Finally, the user may want to take the clamp out of the clamp housing (See page 13 of instruction manual for
how to remove). After removing the clamp, put the penis through the base ring of the device, and then put the
clamp on as directed. The user can then slowly pull on the clamp until able to put it back into the clamp
housing. This may take 3-7 minute of slow, gentle stretching. The user may also combine this with step #3 to
make it easier to replace the clamp into the clamp housing.
5) For the first month after receiving the device, attempt to gain length by doing straight stretching only for the 2,
30-minute treatments. Opposite Angular Force (counter-bending) can be added later to address the curvature.
6) If possible, the user may also wish to ask for the assistance of a partner in helping to apply the device.
Particularly if having difficulty in reaching the penis with both hands, or cannot see the penis, this may be a
helpful step.
#28
I was very frustrated with Restorex when I first used it. I couldn't get the hang of it and I would get upset.

I kept trying again every evening after work and ended up mastering it. Now I have a routine and use it with no problems.

At first it may be painful and uncomfortable but over time you adjust.

The discomfort and slight pain in the beginning made me want to use it. This made me know it was a good device. The logic was "This feeling is telling me it must do something"
#29
It takes a lot of patience and persistence for your mind to adapt to using these devices. Everyone's different—some men adjust quickly, while others (like myself) struggle at first. I also experienced a lot of anxiety when I first started, which caused my penis to retract and shrivel up, making traction difficult. I deal with hard flaccid symptoms too, so I understand how tough it can be.

I spent weeks just securing myself in the device without applying any traction. I allowed my body to adapt to the feeling of just having the device on. Over time, my penis has started to relax more, and I was able to start applying some light traction. Not everyone takes this long, but it was a gradual process for me (and I am super early in the therapy), so I completely understand where you're at. Doing some meditation and focusing on your breathing while using the device can also help you stay relaxed.

Regarding devices, I initially tried RestoreX, but the tension was way too much for me due to how my flaccid state would tighten up. I switched to the Penimaster Pro after reading recommendations here, and I find it much more comfortable, especially for starting out. The tension is more manageable, and though it took me time to adjust, I can now complete multiple light traction sessions each day. As my body continues to adapt, I'll slowly increase the tension, and I may eventually switch back to RestoreX.

Don't be too hard on yourself! Your response to the device is completely normal for a lot of men. Be patient, give yourself time, and stay consistent. You've got this!
#30
Yes it'll lessen your curvature with consistant use.

It takes a while to get use to using Restorex. I struggled to get the hang of it at first. It gets easier.

The other thing you can do along side traction is VED and 5mg a day Tadalafil.

This will make you get harder erections. The harder your erection the less the curvature will be.