[Hilaolmos]

Wish you luck

[Texasred]

Looks like a spammer to me.

[WaveRider]

If he can't keep an erection, how can you trust him to keep his marital vows?

I do have a sense of humor.

[Texasred]

Viagra **does** work, and it's gone generic so it's quite inexpensive. Cialis works best because it's insensitive to whether or not he has eaten recently (Viagra works best on an empty stomach), plus the effects remain for up to 48 hours! But "vitamin C" as my gf calls it is quite expensive, around $50 per dose. There are also intracavernosal injections (don't ask where!) that give a very fast and long-lasting erection

[jns]

There are also intracavernosal injections (don't ask where!) that give a very fast and long-lasting erection

Done those. Didn't work in an actual situation, but worked fine during trials.

[Texasred]

Done those. Didn't work in an actual situation, but worked fine during trials.

The shots are very sensitive to injection technique and location, but the only time I've had them not work was when the particular batch of medicine had not been kept refrigerated, and so had deteriorated.

[stuartmathew]

Nowadays there are lot of products available on the market for sexual issues but its too difficult to believe which one is really work for that problem without any side effects. So I would recommend to go through herbal treatment because it will cure your problem without any side effects.

[Texasred]

Sorry the ic injection didn't work for you, but I've had probably a 95% success rate with them in "actual field trials" on over 100 occasions at last count. At current prices, its down to under $10 per evening, and use is usually at my partner's request (demand!)...

[Texasred]

...First and foremost, he needs to see a doctor and have a physical, including having his testosterone levels checked...

If his T levels are normal and cholesterol and BP are pretty normal, then you're going to have to consider that this may just be a compatibility issue. Either way, please do not marry this man until you've resolved this issue.

There's a lot more to it than just BP and testosterone levels, as I'm discovering, and the average family doctor is not up to speed on the possible causes. ALL the hormones are involved, but in addition to the Big T, Estradiol (an estrogen) and prolactin need to be looked at closely: they can be "normal" and still be far from ideal. It is a balancing act that is harder to maintain as you get older.

[Ashlee T.]

There's a lot more to it than just BP and testosterone levels, as I'm discovering, and the average family doctor is not up to speed on the possible causes. ALL the hormones are involved, but in addition to the Big T, Estradiol (an estrogen) and prolatin need to be looked at closely: they can be "normal" and still be far from ideal. It is a balancing act that is harder to maintain as you get older.

You're right. I also learned that low Vit D can play a bigger role than most people realize.