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When Testosterone Is Not Enough
Unconventional Erectile Dysfunction Treatments
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<blockquote data-quote="Bentiger07" data-source="post: 181164" data-attributes="member: 13543"><p>Friends,</p><p>Hope all's well. I'd be happy to hear people's experiences with unconventional treatments for ED, such as:</p><p>Pelvic Floor Therapy for Men/ED (most curious about this due to some pelvic pain)</p><p>Shockwave Therapy (somewhat curious due to reasonable prices if done at home, such as the phoenix device)</p><p>Stem cell Therapy</p><p>Priapus shot (P-Shot) Therapy</p><p>Red Light Therapy</p><p></p><p>Recommendations for where to buy or do any of them helps. I live in New York, but don't mind traveling for best treatment at better prices. While I have a decent job, I'll have to pay as insurance is bad. I'm willing to do that for better health, but don't think it's wise to pay a lot for something that's experimental and may not work.</p><p></p><p>Recommendations for good penile implant doctors near me is helpful, but good doctors that offer better prices far from where I live may be more helpful. The 1 good doctor I know in NY charges $30000, and since I hear implants last about 10 yrs on average, paying $30000 every 10 yrs is affordable to me for something so important, but it'll definitely hurt the wallet of a middle class man.</p><p></p><p>In short, I'm 33 and have ED. After seeing many doctors, cause of ED is uncertain to me but after doing an ultrasound, 1 doctor said I have arteriogenic dysfunction that was caused by trauma I don't recall, or I was born that way. I also read that more trouble with erections while standing and none-minimal morning wood are signs of venous leakage, both symptoms I have.</p><p></p><p>For treating ED, I've exhausted:</p><p>-Lifestyle changes </p><p>-Trying ED pills (high dose helped somewhat, but the high doses came with crippling back pain)</p><p>-TRT for ED due to low testosterone (did not help me with ED at all, so I tapered off)</p><p>-And injections (Helped but response wasn't predictable, didn't like having to give myself a shot every day while young, that the treatment is far from spontaneous,, that my doc charged $10 a dose, and it has to be refrigerated where family may find it) </p><p></p><p>So penile implant is on the table now if the unconventional treatments are not worth it.</p><p>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bentiger07, post: 181164, member: 13543"] Friends, Hope all's well. I'd be happy to hear people's experiences with unconventional treatments for ED, such as: Pelvic Floor Therapy for Men/ED (most curious about this due to some pelvic pain) Shockwave Therapy (somewhat curious due to reasonable prices if done at home, such as the phoenix device) Stem cell Therapy Priapus shot (P-Shot) Therapy Red Light Therapy Recommendations for where to buy or do any of them helps. I live in New York, but don't mind traveling for best treatment at better prices. While I have a decent job, I'll have to pay as insurance is bad. I'm willing to do that for better health, but don't think it's wise to pay a lot for something that's experimental and may not work. Recommendations for good penile implant doctors near me is helpful, but good doctors that offer better prices far from where I live may be more helpful. The 1 good doctor I know in NY charges $30000, and since I hear implants last about 10 yrs on average, paying $30000 every 10 yrs is affordable to me for something so important, but it'll definitely hurt the wallet of a middle class man. In short, I'm 33 and have ED. After seeing many doctors, cause of ED is uncertain to me but after doing an ultrasound, 1 doctor said I have arteriogenic dysfunction that was caused by trauma I don't recall, or I was born that way. I also read that more trouble with erections while standing and none-minimal morning wood are signs of venous leakage, both symptoms I have. For treating ED, I've exhausted: -Lifestyle changes -Trying ED pills (high dose helped somewhat, but the high doses came with crippling back pain) -TRT for ED due to low testosterone (did not help me with ED at all, so I tapered off) -And injections (Helped but response wasn't predictable, didn't like having to give myself a shot every day while young, that the treatment is far from spontaneous,, that my doc charged $10 a dose, and it has to be refrigerated where family may find it) So penile implant is on the table now if the unconventional treatments are not worth it. . [/QUOTE]
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