First a little background. I have very good response to Viagra and Cialis, but there are just some times that neither of them will do the trick. Remember those after dinner sexual encounters you use to have? Dare I mention "drunk sex" :D? Well I miss them and wanted to see if I can add a t...

Has anyone tried Trimix Gel?

Dallas,

Sorry that you think you've been hung up on! I actually was traveling out of town all week and do usually check Frank Talk at the end of each evening and I believe I did for most of the days this past week. However, I do not recall chatting with anyone this week! Sorry that this happened.

Paul,

I love the color of the new Chat Room! ... Viagra blue!

I have to say that I was 47 when I had my RP and I would use the calendar to measure my ED progress. At one year my natural erection was still a floppy (although the meds worked well) and I thought that was it for me. I am now coming up on my second year anniversary (Sept 16th) and have to say that ...

To me, I love both, making love to my wife and masturbation. Hey, it's every honestly married man's way to get variety! In addition, masturbation is how a person discovers, fine tunes, and enjoy's their own sexuality. Soon after my PC surgery I masturbated every day as I was relearning how to make m...

Personally, I have kept my wife engaged with my ED battle every step of the way. Having Prostate Cancer (surgery in 2008) suddenly change my erection forever, it was a great help having her by my side. She helped me post surgery when ED was suddenly in my life (I never felt that I was not the man in...

Being that Jay shared this with me, I'm sure he wouldn't mind sharing with everyone. Hope it helps.

I'd like to share with everyone another mind exercise that I used to get though the early days post RP surgery. I also have to credit a good friend of mine, "Jay", for teaching me this particular mind game; (Jay also had a RP, but was six months ahead of me). So, after my RP, ED, orgasm is...

One of the biggest challenges for all of us PCa patients is that the medical community is at odds with itself, and that leaves us with tough decisions. Regarding studies whether meds help or not? Well, I'm sure we can find studies that support both points of view; hence, the non-conclusiveness! But ...