Just a note to add to this interesting discussion. I have Alllegra-D on hand for when I have sinus problems. It has 120 mg of Pseudoephedrine in both the 12 and 24 hour versions. In California, it is behind the pharmacy counter and you have to sign for it. Timed release? By the time they take effec...

Well, that relationship I mentioned in my OP flamed out.

Not one argument (or even close) in three months, but we are done. No reason specified, but a lot of excuses.

The real reason should be obvious.

I always take the needle off with pliers before disposal, and was also surprised the first time at how many times I had to bend it back and forth.

That's great, Andy. It's nice seeing you getting back in the saddle again. Ha, well, never quite made it. Way too complicated to explain, but after our initial romp sometime in March where I took 20 mg of Cialis -- which did absolutely nothing -- things got a little distant between us. Back and for...

Alibaba, I agree. Within a few months following my RP, the uro suggested doing an implant. I read somewhere, probably within the first year following surgery (2012) that the vast majority of RP patients will remain effectively impotent. Urine control can and does come back for most (although it's ne...

FWIW: I've been doing Kegals daily for four years for urine control, any side benefit is what it is, probably zero. Moving my penis by squeezing was possible even while I still had the catheter in, so I don't think that means much. I started using a pump daily a few months after I stopped using pads...

gents, just getting some info here. i had RP on March, 2015. my surgeon was successful is saving both nerve bundles and was so confident in the outcome that he then predicted i would regain erections within 6 months. maybe that was wishful thinking however its now 14 months and i get about a 3-4 on...

Freddy: Good luck to you.

FWIW: I had one of the two nerve bundles taken out during an RP in 2012, and I can't get a hard on at all or even close -- but Trimix does work well for me.

I had absolutely no ED issues before having cancer treatment. I'm pushing 66.

Per Jim's post: Some clarification at least for how it is here in NYS:

Although you don't need a 'script, you cannot buy the "good stuff" right off the shelf, you have to ask for it, and sign for it if memory serves. The generic brands (at least Walmart's) DO contain pseudoephedrine.

Well, I am not sure what the correct response should be, if I should even respond. But, I did receive the injection and like I said it worked. I was erect for a long time and I will continue to use it as directed by my URO! I may adjust the dosage to reduce the erect time. By the way we are plannin...