But if the prosthetic fails, he is worse off than before. I think Mr. Sheep should have added 'temporarily'. When an implant fails, the median life span is 10-15 years, a procedure called revision is done. At that point the recovery is shorter. As with any surgery, though, there are risks and that ...

#1 Book an appointment with a counselor. Irregardless of your ED problems it sounds to me like you're having problems coping with things in general. We all need guidance once in a while and sometimes it's just easier to talk to a impartial professional. Been there. #2 Either tell your Urologist to b...

Thanks Bros for the assurances. Took him for another ride and it was much better. Practice makes perfect

Lost Sheep wrote: It would be a terrible tragedy to get an implant and find a year later that a true cure has become available. I must protest, Lost Sheep, what's the chances of that happening? There is absolutely not much on the radar at all, except maybe the spider bite drug. I think he's being a...

I agree with Flavio.
While taking advice from this board is very valuable it wont match the solid care you'd get from a good professional. There's nothing to be ashamed about and much to gain.

After the sex free 6 week healing I got the okay for Lil' Alfa. A bit of pain in the glans but nothing like the ache of injections. I expect that to ease. One thing was disconcerting though. Each time I thrust I could feel the cylinders. Sort of like when you rub a balloon with a wet finger. Anyone ...

After pregnancy and breastfeeding, women often lose their libido and it can take a year to return, at which point they often find they need to relearn how to enjoy sex again. I appreciate the thought but she's well past those stages. I got her to book an appt. and see about getting her post menopau...

Implants don't last forever and manufactures note the average lifetime to be 10-15 years. When they do fail the procedure is called a revision. The good news is that the recovery time for revisions seem to be shorter. There's no 'going back' once you get an implant so in my case the protocol was to ...

I read then experienced that the pain and discomfort diminishes greatly after 14 days. Hang in there.

And thank you for the question. The same thing has happened to me and the responses are most enlightening.