By the way, ED is one of the first symptoms of heart disease. The reason is the vessels in the
penis are tiny when compared to the coronary arteries. ED is the restriction of blood flow
during arousal which can be caused by plaque and hardening of the arteries.
Hardening of the coronary arteries is heart disease and may not be symptomatic
until the development of chest pains (angina) or worse, Sudden death from a massive heart attack.
Since CAD is the #1 cause of death in the US, if anyone is experiencing ED, it may be a good idea to see a cardiologist and get all the testing done. I would not wait until it is too late.
Just my 2 cents
-- Modified on 1/1/2014 9:45:01 AM
Does anyone have any information about how to treat a person who has difficulty or is unable
to ejaculate? (delayed ejaculations)
Please advise of so.
thanks in advance
A Google search will give you links that have much information regarding delayed ejaculations. Also, do you use ED drugs? There is anecdotal information that frequent use of these drugs may result in delayed ejaculation.
Delayed orgasm or retrograde orgasms?
Thanks folks.
In answer to the questions:
1. ED meds. Yes (The blue pill)
2. I'm talking about delayed ejaculation/ inability/difficulty to orgasm. Not retrograde ejaculation.
3. additional. BP meds. Which screws up everything. But, had no problem until recently.
The above meds have been used for a long time.
Any further, info? like how to overcome this?
Internet search reveals that this is not an uncommon condition.. Still searching
Thanks in advance to all. And hi to you wonderful women. lv you all
Paxil and other meds for treatment of depression are also used to treat premature ejaculation. Had a reason to feel depressed about 6 years ago and was given Paxil. The disclaimer mentioned certain sexual side effects so I asked the Doc.
about 10 days agoI had a session,my third, with an ATF.. she's cute young and genuine.. I was shoicked at how long I "lasted" while she was riding me.. I kind of liked it, and it kind of scared me.. I take blood pressure meds.. (10 Mgs. Ramipril) .. and never an ED problem until this year(I thought I would never have that problem... as recently as 8 months ago, considered hard ons without warning, a "curse"..) .. happened 3 times in a row and I got some Viagra which I tolerate very well.. no issues.. but this last session surprised me.. I thought maybe the type of condom she used.. whatever.. Now not only do I worry about ED.. I'll worry about this too..
Let's face it...getting old sucks!!
it still beats the only alternative
Getting old? That will be the day!! As a matter of fact, I can't wait until tomorrow
because I get younger and better looking every day. Since when do rules apply to me? I have my rules and others have theirs
And, I can prove it. Theoretical physics!! The only problem is that speed of light thing.
Good thing Einstein was incomplete. I like the time travels in reverse theory in this case. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Anyway, positive thinking can't hurt.
I believe it. I also believe in Santa Clause and the Tooth Fairy.
Anyway, thank you all.
So, here is to a Happy New Year and to strong boners in the new year.
Frustrating isn’t it, you start on the inside and finish on the outside, not a good thing. Like the leaky locomotive, you run out of steam before you run out of wood and you never get to the end of the line. Getting old is a bitch.
By the way, ED is one of the first symptoms of heart disease. The reason is the vessels in the
penis are tiny when compared to the coronary arteries. ED is the restriction of blood flow
during arousal which can be caused by plaque and hardening of the arteries.
Hardening of the coronary arteries is heart disease and may not be symptomatic
until the development of chest pains (angina) or worse, Sudden death from a massive heart attack.
Since CAD is the #1 cause of death in the US, if anyone is experiencing ED, it may be a good idea to see a cardiologist and get all the testing done. I would not wait until it is too late.
Just my 2 cents
-- Modified on 1/1/2014 9:45:01 AM
Very interesting. A will give that idea a whack Are you speaking of all SSRIs or just Paxil.
Most likely all