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Billythewizard

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Erectile Dysfunction After A Colostomy (to remove rectal cancer tumor)

A Brief History:1.  I began having impotence in 1999 at the age of 54.  My urologist prescribed Viagra and it worked exceptionally well. 2.  In 2003, I began to experience a loss in energy and sexual desire.  I was diagnosed with very low testosterone and began monthly treatments.  Again, the testosterone treatments... Read moreChevron
posted 12/19/2007, comments (0)|
Dr. Justin Harmon

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How Caverject and Penile Injections Work

When diet and health modifications have failed to alleviate erectile dysfunction and the patient has tried all forms of the oral medications, the patient must then be counseled on the remaining types of therapies, including the prostaglandin family of medications. These are medications that act locally in the penis to give an erection. This... Read moreChevron
Dr. Justin Harmon

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Side Effects of Cialis, Viagra and Levitra

Each erectile dysfunction medication (including Cialis, Viagra, and Levitra) has subtle variations in its onset of action and duration of action. Similarly, each medication will have a different set of side effects. The most common side effects are headache, stuffy nose, flushing of the face and rarely dizziness or lightheadedness. More... Read moreChevron
nijagoldz

AIMING TO MAKE THINGS BETTER

I am a 60 yearold man, i have had astent put in my heart artery, where it was diagnosed 99% blockage. I have been on anti depression drugs, als o taking pills for my heart. I am desperately trying to have a better sexual relationship with my wife, but when I try I cannot maintain an erection, and when i  do have an erection which is seldom I... Read moreChevron
posted 12/05/2007, comments (0)|
Dr. Justin Harmon

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How ED Drugs Work

In the mid 1990s a new class of medicines arrived that revolutionized the treatment of erectile dysfunction. These medicines are known as the "phosphodiesterase inhibitors. " They led to further understanding of the mechanism of erection or how the body makes the penis erect. Studies were done on a molecule called Nitric oxide and the... Read moreChevron

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