Let me know if you need any help with the ice cream. I live about 25 minutes from UMMC, so if all goes well I should hear your victory shout from here.

No worries - best of luck to you. You have lots more years in front of you than I do.

RichardTheFrog wrote:What do you mean a lack of desire?

What's unclear about that? Read my signature line. If you want the clinical details you can search my previous posts or PM me.

When Viagra first came out, I heard many stories of women (usually the wives of older men) complaining, "Oh, God, I thought once my husband was older, I would be done with all that bother; now how much longer will have to put up with it?" Times have changed. Perhaps because men have chang...

Like anybody experiencing ED issues, you need to find a specialist in men's sexual health and get a thorough evaluation. Self diagnosis and herbs and generic medications are not going to help you. ED does not get better by itself.

ED and libido can be very complicated, and can be affected by many different factors. Finding the right doctor is the first step toward getting a cure, or at least an accurate diagnosis. Best of luck to you.

Rear tip extenders are used to pad the length of the cylinders in cases where the standard lengths cannot be made to fit your particular anatomy. Their purpose is to make the cylinders fit properly. They are not used, for example, to make your penis longer.

Many people live happy lives without sex. I am one of them, but I'm a lot older than you. As was already mentioned, you should find a qualified expert in mens' sexual health - not just a random doc - and get a thorough evaluation.

I had Peyronies prior to my implant - about a 30 degree bend upward and to the right about 1/3 of the distance below the head. I don't know what caused it - I didn't do injections and I'm not sure about scar tissue, but Dr. Kramer said he'd do some modeling at the time of the implant. He did, and my...

No two patients or procedures are the same, and everybody experiences pain differently. Predicting your outcome is not possible. After my surgery I needed prescribed pain medication for one day, after which Tylenol and ice kept me comfortable. Some report difficult recovery, and others not so much. ...