Is there any reason an implant wouldnt work for someone with Pelvic floor dysfunction/pudendal neuralgia?

[Never_Enough]

I ask because on the less qualified reddit community there was a discussion on someone getting an implant who has pelvic floor tension/pudendal issues like myself, and one of the replies said ' do not get an implant until you have fixed your pelvic floor issues as an implant wont 'do shit' if you have pelvic floor issues.

Now I agree it wont take away those issues, nor the pain , but surely it would still work as a cure for the ED caused by said PF problems correct?

Thanks.

[Kodixx]

Never_Enough, separate from the question "will it work", your comment below suggests that the condition is causing you pain now. If so, is there a concern that the implant might make the pain worse ? If so, it would seem that resolving that condition either before, or as part of the surgery, would ensure you get the best quality of life.

- Chuck

Now I agree it wont take away those issues, nor the pain , but surely it would still work as a cure for the ED caused by said PF problems correct?

[sambalamba]

I ask because on the less qualified reddit community there was a discussion on someone getting an implant who has pelvic floor tension/pudendal issues like myself, and one of the replies said ' do not get an implant until you have fixed your pelvic floor issues as an implant wont 'do shit' if you have pelvic floor issues.

Now I agree it wont take away those issues, nor the pain , but surely it would still work as a cure for the ED caused by said PF problems correct?

Thanks.

From what I know Pudendal Neuralgia is a chronic condition. It can be managed but will not completely heal. I have had pudendal nerve related issues and my ED to a significant extent is related to that. My pudendal nerve issues flare up every once in a while still but is mostly manageable. I don't expect to be fully cured and also can't wait forever injecting myself. I'll be doing my implant surgery soon.