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I've been through every ED treatment but for an implant. What worked for me was a urologist-prescribed liquid that is injected into the corpus cavernosum - alternating sides each time. It works 100% effectively for me and I've had nearly ten years experience with this method. I pay $105 for a supply that lasts for 15+ applications. No insurance.
You might think of checking with other urologists with an ED specialty. That's what it took for me to find the right combination of doctor and medication.
Do you recall what the $300 @ shot medication was called?
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No, we didn't discuss brand names of the injectable during the brief appt. Although that urologist has great credentials, he couldn't wait to get me out of his office and just give me trite answers/comments to my questions. He was terrible, gave me no hope there were any other options. I asked about direct testosterone injections as being effective, and he dismissed that out of hand immediately. I still read where those may work. In May, I have a follow-up appt with a specialist (surgeon) to discuss implant surgery and more about injections. Perhaps I'll know more then. I sincerely appreciate your reply! Other have in this blog claim that Medicare will cover the cost of implant surgery, but this doctor said no. I'm so disappointed in that doctor.