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Title: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: Inky on July 06, 2019, 01:18:26 PM
I may have xiaflex done.

I know it will be a failure because my plaque is calcified, so when it fails I would like to know how it will affect having an implant or graft or anything else. Because I read that it does. I just did not want to read the article because I know it would just piss me off even more because any good thing you can do for this disease is not available to me.
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: TonySa on July 06, 2019, 03:11:44 PM
Why would the doc use xiaflex if there is no chance of improvement.
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: Inky on July 06, 2019, 03:30:52 PM
Sorry, I just want to know how it will affect future surgery. Don't want to get a procedure that makes surgery impossible or riskier in future. I don't need to read that article to know that the outcome is bad. They don't write articles about good outcomes.

He would do the xiaflex for the same reason a doctor would do prp or shockwave. To get money. It says all over this forum and in the literature that once a plaque is calcified xiaflex won't do squat. We all know this only ends in implants. There is no hope for this disease unless you are a young spontaneous healer or happen to get lucky some other way.
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: TonySa on July 06, 2019, 03:42:45 PM
Reputable peyronies doctors recommend implants if xiaflex is not successful, so I can't think of any contraindication.
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: TDix on July 06, 2019, 04:49:34 PM
Dr Yafi had said I could continue with Xiaflex "if that's what I wanted" but said it wouldn't do much since I was calcified.  I had probably the worst reaction you could get from a Xiaflex shot, and was able to have successful surgery 6 months later.  I would be hesitant with a doctor that wanted to proceed with injections regardless.  Dr Yafi gave me the option
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: Junior on July 21, 2019, 07:36:24 AM
I asked a question to a doctor if I go through  the series of Xiaflex and it doesn't work could I still get an implant. The doctor said yes and he seemed to suggest  that since I have ED that Xiaflex isn't the way to go.  Right now I'm being treated for Peyronies Disease with Xiaflex & TRT. My doctor right now suggest Bimix if Viagra or Cialis doesn't work any longer. I had my prostate removed in 4/2019. Any comments?
Title: Re: How does having xiaflex affect having surgery down the road?
Post by: TonySa on August 06, 2019, 04:13:07 PM
There is a study of prostate surgery patients which resulted in ED.  50mg nightly viagra cured the ED for many.  Search on forum for study.