Hello from Germany

[And1975]

Hi there,

I am writing from Germany. 50 years old. ED started more than 10 years ago. It is getting pretty severe now and I am trying to find a way to accept that.

I tried everything, besides implants. Alprostadil works as injection, but it feels like it is bursting from inside.

Married for more than 25 years now, I am on my way to acceptance, but also still on the search for something to slow this development down.

[Old Guy]

Hello. Around my mid 50's is when ED started for me. I tried a lot of things, from men's supplements to Viagra to injections. Unfortunately, ED just kept getting worse to the point even injections would not work. There is no cure for ED, sadly.
The implant is a fix, not a cure, but it's a great option. Don't let ED control your life, seek out a good men's sexual health urologist to see how they can help.

[And1975]

Hello. Around my mid 50's is when ED started for me. I tried a lot of things, from men's supplements to Viagra to injections. Unfortunately, ED just kept getting worse to the point even injections would not work. There is no cure for ED, sadly.
The implant is a fix, not a cure, but it's a great option. Don't let ED control your life, seek out a good men's sexual health urologist to see how they can help.

I know, there is only one way to "cure". I have an appointment at the ed-specialist in the university-hospital close to us. I want to talk to him about implants. I am pretty sure, but sometimes I think about not risking the surgery.

[Old Guy]

Yes, going into a surgery does make you think. Always some risk, but these days that risk is so low it's hardly worth worrying about. The implant was my first ever surgery at 68 years old. First time under anesthesia. Wish I had known about implants before going through the pills and injections. My six plus years with the implant have been great.
Good to hear you have an appointment with an ED specialist.