When I told Dr Kramer that we had never used my implant due to stroke related loss of libido, he offered to refer us to docs who might be able to help. He was very kind, but I declined - I had already been through every possible test, exam, consultation, etc. with no success, and my wife wanted no p...

Xomanow wrote:It looks like you can also use this as a guitar capo......

Another guitar player here? Good to have something other than ED in common!

Congrats! Dr. Kramer to the rescue once again - he really is that good.

Artiewood1 wrote:I'm new and have quite a story to tell on a botched implant Yugo from Vanderbilt and a revision from Baltimore that's a Ferrari... Where is the best place to tell my story?

The Implants forum is the place for your story.

I see many men on FT who are reluctant to talk to their doctors about ED issues. The plain fact is that ED is a medical (or occasionally psychological) problem that is best addressed by the medical profession. There is absolutely no reason to avoid discussing your problems with your physician - as h...

All surgeons must make internal measurements. The stretch test is just to give the patient an idea of what length to expect after the procedure. Everybody's anatomy is different and must be measured internally so the doc will know what size cylinders and RTE's, if any, to use. We're not aware of the...

You really need to talk with your doctor - there is no reason to feel ashamed about this: after all, it's a medical issue, and doctors have heard it all before. Your doctor may not have the expertise required to help you, though - you may need to find a specialist in men's sexual health to get the a...

The quoted article is accompanied by a remarkable number of negative posts about implants. I have to wonder how many of them are due to unskilled/inexperienced surgeons - I'd think a great number of them are.

I would think so - why not call and ask his office? 410.328.6087

If ever a project called out for a DIY solution, surely this would be one.