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Are you experiencing dry orgasm after prostate cancer treatments?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Feb 14 9:12am | Replies (44)Comment receiving replies
The only warning I got was from my cousin who had a RP. He made it sound like he was happy to have even that given that ED drugs didn't work for him. My main RO ran thru the side effects list at the same speed as the drug vendors on TV, a total blur of useless details. Regrettably, she did not 'net it out' and tell me those side effects that are most likely and how I should be prepared.
After my radiation and Orgovyx, I am also 'shooting blanks'. I should add that I had an unnecessary orchiectomy, right side, since my Dr. decided that I likely had testicular cancer that turned out benign, and ejaculation was weak to begin with.
I now get about 80% of a normal erection 3 months post completion of all therapies. I was offered a Cialis prescription, but, my pharmacy just sent: Price*
Tadalafil 20mg Tablets
30 $1501.09
Total: $1501.09
I don't know it that is the final price, but, I'll have to decide if it's work it or not.
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I don't know the details of my drug coverage - I have Medicare Advantage with Kaiser as well as Part D. But I get all the generic Viagra I want for free...
Check GoodRX for pricing. There is a HUGE difference.
Amazon Pharmacy - I pay approx $13.00 for 30 day supply of 5mg - that's what I've been prescribed for daily use.
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At Walmart, the Good Rx price, which they automatically give me when insurance isn't better, is about $20-30 for 30 tablets, small enough that I don't remember the exact price, especially since the pills give me very unpleasant GERD. And since I've tried both sildenafil and tadalafil, I know the price is roughly in the same ballpark. I don't have that particular dosage, though.