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Is it erectile dysfunction (ED)?

Posted by kleinbottle @kleinbottle, Feb 12, 2023

So, things start off fine. Foreplay exciting. But, shortly after beginning intercourse erection is gone. ED or some sort of psychological issue?

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laughlin1947 | @laughlin1947 | May 13 10:45am
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@upstatephil

@laughlin1947 - Good morning. I do not know the names of the bio-identical drugs used. Maybe I should? My pellets are compounded especially for me with dosage driven by my specific hormone levels at the time. I'd suggest you search for "compounded drugs" on the net and learn about this part of pharmacology that is generally not understood by the general public. I first started using a compounded drug to treat ED as directed by my Mayo docs. I trusted them not to steer me wrong.

I have read many concerning articles about the side effects of HRT.

You are actually discussing what can be two different issues: (1) ED and (2) Low libido. For me, management includes two different strategies. Hip-inserted bio-identical pellets for low-T and syringe-injected tri-mix to manage ED. Both treatments are necessary.

Does that help?

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Yes, thank you so much for the info. I'll stop bugging you now. I don't think the injections will be anything I'll ever do again. My trials with it were way less than satisfactory. Anyway, I'll just work out a strategy with my endocrinologist and I'm hopeful there is light at the end of the tunnel. Seems like this should not be so difficult of a problem to solve knowing that so many men are affected. The urologists are preoccupied with treating UTIs and whatnot.

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Phil, Alumni Mentor | @upstatephil | May 13 10:59am
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@laughlin1947

Yes, thank you so much for the info. I'll stop bugging you now. I don't think the injections will be anything I'll ever do again. My trials with it were way less than satisfactory. Anyway, I'll just work out a strategy with my endocrinologist and I'm hopeful there is light at the end of the tunnel. Seems like this should not be so difficult of a problem to solve knowing that so many men are affected. The urologists are preoccupied with treating UTIs and whatnot.

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@laughlin1947 - No bugging at all. Fun to discuss such topics, I find.

Best of luck. Never give up. Understand that you have to drive the process.

The injections I refer to are not injections of testosterone but rather injections of compounded tri-mix which occurs immediately before intimacy begins. Maybe that fact reduces the spontaneity of activities a bit - but the end result is well worth it!!!

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