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One complication I've had is that my libido went away completely about 4 years ago. Prior to that, I had occasional ED issues which were embarrassing. So I tackled the libido issue and finally found that working with an endocrinologist that my Free-Testosterone had gone down to basically nil. Now, I'm taking testosterone cypionate injections in my upper thigh once a week and find the additional T is helpful in restoring libido, but not to a miraculous level. At least I am getting erections in the middle of the night on occasion. I always thought that without libido, getting a penile implant would be not useful. I saw a urologist for it but decided not to go for it.
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I have always wondered about that elusive libido thing. I trust that your shots (injections) improved your erection and perhaps your desire issues. When they tested my T level prior to my Implant procedure they found it to be a bit low. What I have come to understand is how much confidence plays in the so called libido game. I am 75 years old and used viagra and needles and what what what, and still had bouts of election issues. Especially maintaining. Point: The Implant simply changed that. AMS 700. Best to get a doctor who has done many. Dr. Colon, New York Health. My original recommendation stands. Take the hussel and bussel out of you sexual encounters. But remember the first 3 months of post procedure you will cruse me and the doctor. After that it's hey, hey hey. Be well.