Hi all, I know this is not a commercial forum and obviously I have not nor plan on regularly hawking goods on here. But I bought my Viberect in August 2012, tried it out for about 3 months and, although it's pleasurable to use, it has not had much effect on my neurogenic ED. I haven't used it since ...

Do you mind if I ask who and where did you find to do EMG for you? You can PM me if you don't want to publicly reveal your urologist. I think there are very few people doing this nationwide. I would be willing to give it a shot and see what my results are, but I'm pretty sure most ED specialists wou...

I haven't considered an implant yet. My ED is not there yet. The pills are still pretty effective for me (~90% of the time), and I have a little bit of room on the dose. I'm not sure how as I age (I'm 32) my erection will progess, but I will try injections first before deciding on an implant. The ve...

Hey. I received a doppler which showed adequate arterial and venous flow. The mechanism of injury (prolonged stretch) is consistent with nerve damage and so are my symptoms. I actually started having some bowel problems at the same time, and the nerves that serve your distal bowel arise at the same ...

by prematuredysfunction » Mon Mar 19, 2012 7:48 pm I am 32 and have been reeling for the past few months from the realization that I caused nerve damage and gave myself ED four years ago using a traction device. I've been so focused on my career for too long and putting myself in a position to live ...

sorry! i cut and pasted from an email i sent to a urologist.

Here is my story I am a 32 year-old male. At the age of 28, and to my eternal regret, I used a penile traction device x 8 months (~800 hours total) in an attempt to correct an asymptomatic ~15 degree congenital penile curvature/indentation after reading about it's use for Peyronie's disease in the l...