Comment exactement est -ce lié à la dysfonction érectile ?

C_lab34 wrote:Do you play classical guitar?

I play CG, but a week or so after my implant surgery I was able to play with no discomfort. I use a footstool, and it was entirely comfortable.

superb_h wrote:There seem to be lots of bragging, why don't we keep it real. If you got what you say you have, let us see. A photo speak louder than words.

A photo can show how big it is, but not how hard, which was the original question.

Mine is as hard as a railroad spike. Really. I could poke it through drywall (but it would hurt). Even though our sex life is over and we have never used it, I'm sure my wife would find it way too hard.

Did it work for you I'm still trying to convince him to try it he said if I bring it around him he will just smash it I think I embarrassed him buying it with out asking It worked, but I just didn't like it much. I found it very noisy and cumbersome to use, and not at all pleasurable. But many men ...

Good luck - I had no problem selling my Viberect on this forum a few years ago. I imagine you'll get a buyer.

You could also just roll on a condom

I got my implant in 2008 (Dr Andrew Kramer) but due to health reasons I have never used it. I asked Dr. Kramer about cycling and he said just to inflate it "every now and then" to keep the tissues stretched and healthy. I cycle mine when it happens to occur to me, perhaps once a month or s...

I have a question. I am 66. I have gone from pills to injections, and am being told implant is next step. Why would injections stop working? What physical changes actually happen so that injections no longer work? I have good success now with injections. Hard to say. I had good results for years wi...

From what I've read here and elsewhere, VED after implantation is not recommended. I never liked the VED before my surgery, and I can't imagine using one now myself, but why not check with your surgeon?