At 82 years of age must I assume that my sex life has expired?

Posted by glenner075 @glenner075, Jun 14 7:43pm

I have not experienced an orgasm and five years! Perhaps it is A result of my 82 years of age. Though my wife still is irritated at my Response to other woman. Are there some things that we can do that approximates sexual activity? She is a beautiful wife, but very limited in her attitude about touching, feeling and love making. I need recommendations as to how I can get past this part of my life? I admit, however, that I cannot fulfill her because of my ED is there a difference between libido and orgasm? If at 82 it is likely that I have surpassed the good years of my sex life……. then I interest need to be told. Thanks.

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@glenner075

How does your women react to your implant? Is it stimulating to her?

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My wife and I are both very happy with the implant.
Read up about cycling after the surgery as you will lose less size. I ended up the same as before the surgery, but I cycled it twice a day to help with it healing without shrinkage.

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@tgkingan

My urologist tells me that men who get implants (they use one from Boston Scientific; you could search it) are very happy with them; he says a typical comment is “I wish I had done this years ago, it has given me confidence”. This seems too invasive to me, but it might be possible to get over my squeamishness. Nothing else is 100% effective at solving the erection problem.

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IPP will definitely solve your problem. I just wish I had done it sooner. After three years of what my wife and I call “lesbian sex” due to ADT, we are both totally satisfied with the IPP results.

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@wm60

Man you get my vote even wanting to look at a woman unless she’s about 20 years younger. My urologist said well if you take anti depressants that’s the issue. The boner pills help get it going but can’t feel anything.

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After my IPP surgery I was unable to have orgasms until I stopped antidepressants (Cymbalta). Since going off them I am having the best orgasms of my life. The inability to have orgasms is a side effect of most antidepressants.

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@jimgaudette

Had IPP 6 months ago. Rigidity is as hard as you want to make it. Sensitivity’s the same as before. Orgasms are more intense and last longer. Make sure that you choose an experienced surgeon.

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Thanks very much. One can't beat the knowledge and experience of a veteran. I appreciate it.

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Jim, Sensitivity is key alright. Was your Surgeon a Urologist?

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@jimgaudette

After my IPP surgery I was unable to have orgasms until I stopped antidepressants (Cymbalta). Since going off them I am having the best orgasms of my life. The inability to have orgasms is a side effect of most antidepressants.

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I take Cymbalta! How did you wean yourself of of it? Did you find a replacement? Did your libido and orgasim return fairly quickly?

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@glenner075

I take Cymbalta! How did you wean yourself of of it? Did you find a replacement? Did your libido and orgasim return fairly quickly?

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I cut back the dosage steadily for two weeks. My libido has always been there, but orgasms came back like fireworks as soon as I was off the Zymbalta. I haven’t replaced it with anything else as when I am anxious or depressed, I exercise. I rather have orgasms!

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