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Erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments: What works for you?

Men's Health | Last Active: Sep 1, 2023 | Replies (20)
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@jimhd
Hi again Jim,,
I just had a thought, have you ever considered trying the tri-mix before you have the surgery just to see if the less invasive method might be effective.
I thought the implant was procedure of last resort, only recommended when all other treatments fail. I guess I’m more old fashion and behind times than I thought. One potential benefit, it may be cheaper in the long run. I remember when I tried Cialis it was $60 a pill.
if your mind is made up do you have the surgery fingers crossed that you don’t have any complications.
Take care Jim,
Jake

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Jim, Volunteer Mentor | @jimhd | Jul 19, 2020

@jakedduck1 After I read your message, I did some looking and found the reason I opted not to do the injection $$$. And not covered by Medicare. That would make for expensive sex. I'm not really excited about the surgery or the recovery, but I am tired of living with no libido and no erections - for more than 3 years - and my wife isn't very happy about it either.

I'm putting the whole ED discussion on my agenda for my next therapy appointment on Wednesday. I don't think we'll be able to cover it in 1 session, but it has already come up, so I guess it will be a continuation of the subject.

Have a good week, Jake.

Jim

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