Hello everyone, I am pretty desperate for some help as I am feeling completely hopeless and stuck at the moment and I am hoping someone knowledgeable can chime in with their opinion or experience.
I am currently suffering from severe ED and hard flaccid which i believe was induced through occasional penis enlargement techniques in the past (so stupid i know). At the moment I have hard flaccid, numbness, low libido, nerve pains etc. For the past year i’ve had issues with erections so I always had a tiny piece of viagra to help boost confidence and performance. It then stopped working after developing the hard flaccid symptoms a couple of months ago. I am now on cialis 5mg daily however that is starting to become obsolete. I used to be a very sexual person however this has completely stripped me of my confidence and a major pleasure in my life. I am currently in a relationship which also adds to my stress and depression. In my case there isn’t really many recovery stories and the damage that I have caused seems to be irreparable as it just keeps getting worse. Is a penile implant a realistic option as a 21 year old in the UK? Do i need some sort of proof of physical damage or leakage? Is anyone else in the same position that I can talk to? Am i too young? and what steps can i take?
I have accepted that I won’t be back to normal again which is already hard enough but the thought of never having any function or ability to have a relationship at all is truly terrifying and is leading me down some dark places,
Thank you for reading I hope someone could please offer some guidance or mentorship please
Not sure if this belongs in this topic discussion but i am just trying to get my message out there, thank you
21 years old with moderate/ severe Ed, looking for help
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Re: 21 years old with moderate/ severe Ed, looking for help
I am usually someone who will say that age isn’t really a factor in getting an implant. But there are a few things in your story that concern me.
The first is that you had sexual function, but then lost it. It’s not clear to me that you can’t get it back. It’s only been in the past year, and you describe yourself as depressed. It could be your depression is affecting your ED. You are also taking very low doses of pills.
You do not appear to be getting good medical advice. I say this because you are asking about what is possible in the UK. A urologist is the best person to answer whether you can get an implant, and is also the best person to address whether you need one in the first place.
Getting an implant is an extreme measure. It makes sense if you have exhausted all other options. But given that you seem to not be talking to a urologist yet about your options, taking pills in any serious amount, have perhaps untreated depression, and are prone to making somewhat rash decisions regarding your penis (such as trying to enlarge it), I would say your best bet right now is to get into see a serious urologist that can address your hard flaccid, work with you on trying interventions, and help address any psychological issues you may be facing. If the doc finds none of that works and recommends an implant, then you have your answer. But hopefully your issues will resolve themselves with some quality medical advice. I would focus on that right now.
ED is tough. We all know that, and we feel for what you are going through. But your best bet right now is to get the best medical advice you can get to try and help you address any issues. Get in to see a great urologist ASAP.
The first is that you had sexual function, but then lost it. It’s not clear to me that you can’t get it back. It’s only been in the past year, and you describe yourself as depressed. It could be your depression is affecting your ED. You are also taking very low doses of pills.
You do not appear to be getting good medical advice. I say this because you are asking about what is possible in the UK. A urologist is the best person to answer whether you can get an implant, and is also the best person to address whether you need one in the first place.
Getting an implant is an extreme measure. It makes sense if you have exhausted all other options. But given that you seem to not be talking to a urologist yet about your options, taking pills in any serious amount, have perhaps untreated depression, and are prone to making somewhat rash decisions regarding your penis (such as trying to enlarge it), I would say your best bet right now is to get into see a serious urologist that can address your hard flaccid, work with you on trying interventions, and help address any psychological issues you may be facing. If the doc finds none of that works and recommends an implant, then you have your answer. But hopefully your issues will resolve themselves with some quality medical advice. I would focus on that right now.
ED is tough. We all know that, and we feel for what you are going through. But your best bet right now is to get the best medical advice you can get to try and help you address any issues. Get in to see a great urologist ASAP.
Born 1974. Implanted 5/21/2024. AMS 700 CX 21cm, 3cm RTE. Penoscrotal. Venous leak my whole life. Pills helped, but hated the side effects; worked less as I aged. Skipped injections. Grateful to bionic brotherhood that helped me make this decision.
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