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Penile Implant For Young Patient Who Exhausted Usual Treatments. Advice.
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<blockquote data-quote="Bentiger07" data-source="post: 180473" data-attributes="member: 13543"><p>If you don’t want to go thru my long history that I'll share below my questions, you can skip that part, and I hope you'll at least review the questions I have at the top here:</p><p></p><p>Hope all’s well. I'm 34, from NY. I feel that after years without success with typical treatments of erectile dysfunction, penile implant may be on the table now. Any useful advice is appreciated thru here or any form of contact. In respect of your time, I’ll try to describe years of ED as shortly as I can.</p><p></p><p>1) I’ve mostly seen data of high satisfaction rates reported by mostly elders, and not much data on how satisfied a young person still is with implants 15-40 yrs later. Are you aware of such data? Is there anyone out there who got a implant while young, and can report how satisfied they are 15-40yrs later?</p><p></p><p>2) Being young, I'll likely do more revisions as I get older than elders, so the impact from multiple revisions will effect me more. Does pain, penis shrinkage, & infection chance ACCUMULATE after EACH revision? If so, how much should I worry about it?</p><p></p><p>3) How do most patients describe their pain level and how long it took before they can satisfyingly use the implant with none-moderate pain?</p><p></p><p>4) I’ve heard a mix of good/bad stories on penile prosthesis. Most forums and medical studies I’ve came across show positive data, but then I've seen some places share bad stories. There's no financial benefit to sharing bad stories, but good stories can be marketing. The bad stories makes me question if the good stories might be marketing. Any advice on that is appreciated.</p><p></p><p>5) I’m considering Dr. Francois Eid or Dr. Andrew Kramer, but am open to researching more doctors. Recommendations? Anyone regret getting penile implants, especially from these 2 docs?</p><p></p><p>6) My history of treating ED naturally and thru typical treatments have been a failure. I'm at a decent weight (180lbs, 5'11), decent diet, and some muscle from exercising moderately. There is one thing I haven't tried, more weight loss. I'm wondering if I should spend the next 2-3 months eating less to reach 155lbs to see if that resolves ED. Do you think it's worth the time to try that 1st, before trying an implant that disables my natural function forever? Genetically, I have borderline high cholesterol since young, so I was thinking more weight loss might help, as I already have a much better diet than the average american.</p><p></p><p>7) Is there any other advice you can give for someone young considering an implant who exhausted usual treatments?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bentiger07, post: 180473, member: 13543"] If you don’t want to go thru my long history that I'll share below my questions, you can skip that part, and I hope you'll at least review the questions I have at the top here: Hope all’s well. I'm 34, from NY. I feel that after years without success with typical treatments of erectile dysfunction, penile implant may be on the table now. Any useful advice is appreciated thru here or any form of contact. In respect of your time, I’ll try to describe years of ED as shortly as I can. 1) I’ve mostly seen data of high satisfaction rates reported by mostly elders, and not much data on how satisfied a young person still is with implants 15-40 yrs later. Are you aware of such data? Is there anyone out there who got a implant while young, and can report how satisfied they are 15-40yrs later? 2) Being young, I'll likely do more revisions as I get older than elders, so the impact from multiple revisions will effect me more. Does pain, penis shrinkage, & infection chance ACCUMULATE after EACH revision? If so, how much should I worry about it? 3) How do most patients describe their pain level and how long it took before they can satisfyingly use the implant with none-moderate pain? 4) I’ve heard a mix of good/bad stories on penile prosthesis. Most forums and medical studies I’ve came across show positive data, but then I've seen some places share bad stories. There's no financial benefit to sharing bad stories, but good stories can be marketing. The bad stories makes me question if the good stories might be marketing. Any advice on that is appreciated. 5) I’m considering Dr. Francois Eid or Dr. Andrew Kramer, but am open to researching more doctors. Recommendations? Anyone regret getting penile implants, especially from these 2 docs? 6) My history of treating ED naturally and thru typical treatments have been a failure. I'm at a decent weight (180lbs, 5'11), decent diet, and some muscle from exercising moderately. There is one thing I haven't tried, more weight loss. I'm wondering if I should spend the next 2-3 months eating less to reach 155lbs to see if that resolves ED. Do you think it's worth the time to try that 1st, before trying an implant that disables my natural function forever? Genetically, I have borderline high cholesterol since young, so I was thinking more weight loss might help, as I already have a much better diet than the average american. 7) Is there any other advice you can give for someone young considering an implant who exhausted usual treatments? [/QUOTE]
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