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Discussion Topic: Ed meds users
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tommy32 |
04-23-2010 @ 9:19 AM
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I wonder sometimes if there are guys out there who use ED meds even if they don't have Ed problems and use it just to have a good time for a long time??
Do you guys know anyone who does this?
Tommy
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pod17 |
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04-23-2010 @ 2:29 PM
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I wish that was the case! No - I use it because I have to, otherwise I
wouldn't bother. Friends my age - in their late 30's - don't seem to need
any medical enhancers. Ideally, I guess that's how it should be.
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squeamish |
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05-06-2010 @ 10:13 AM
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I know someone who tried it when they didn't need to and they got a
priapism ie. an erection that lasted for 5 HOURS. It was painful and he
was so terrified that it might explode or something, that he went to A & E.
They gave him some meds and it went away, without any long term
damage. But he felt like a complete idiot. The moral of the story is pretty
clear here.
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pod17 |
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05-06-2010 @ 2:02 PM
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I just read about this, on the subject of people who don't 'need' viagra,
taking it to keep themselves virile. Interesting stuff.
A surprising new area of research is whether taking a small dose of
Viagra every night works as a preventative to stave off impotence, just
as people can take an aspirin a day to prevent heart attack.
Though you wouldn't think you'd get much out of Viagra while you're
sleeping, it turns out that nighttime erections -- most men get three
or four every night -- are crucial to maintaining potency. Because most
men don't have several erections during the day, the nocturnal
erection, which allows blood and oxygen to flow to the genitals, is
nature's way of keeping the penis in working order. The theory is that
anything that increases the intensity and duration of nighttime
erections is good for long-term potency.
But don't you need a sexual stimulus for Viagra to work? You do, and
the likely trigger for nighttime erections, rapid-eye-movement sleep,
is said to be the strongest sexual stimulus a man can experience. The
brain shuts down all other activity to the penis and the level of
adrenaline, which interferes with erections, plummets.
An Italian study of 44 men gave half the men 50 milligrams of Viagra
before they went to sleep. The men averaged 39 years of age and
didn't have erectile dysfunction. Those who took Viagra had
significantly longer and more rigid nighttime erections than the men
taking a placebo.
Irwin Goldstein, a noted Boston urologist, says about 400 of his
patients are using 25 mg of Viagra each night as a preventative
measure. "Men say, 'I'm potent. I don't want to become impotent. Is
there something I can do?' " says Dr. Goldstein. "It's a very simple
strategy for preserving sexual health."
But while it makes sense in theory, whether nighttime Viagra use can
prevent impotence is far from proven. Pfizer says it's studying whether
nighttime Viagra use can help improve sexual function in patients who
have had prostate surgery but it won't present the results until early
next year.
Meanwhile, it's worth noting that the best way to prevent impotence is
to keep your veins from clogging up in the first place. Don't smoke, eat
healthy foods, lose weight and lower your cholesterol.
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santiago |
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05-10-2010 @ 12:28 PM
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Everything would work fine if we were healthy saints!
hmmm i can't stay away from a good steak so my penis arteries are clogged, thank goodness for Viagra!
Tiago
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tommy32 |
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05-11-2010 @ 11:31 AM
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it is interesting that Viagra can be used as a preventative to impotence... i never thought of that. Anyway i use Ed meds so preventative or not, it works for me.
Tommy
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pod17 |
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05-11-2010 @ 8:23 PM
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It does make sense, but it hasnt been proven the article says.
Too late for prevention though as far as Im concerned unfortunately.
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Mike78 |
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05-13-2010 @ 12:28 PM
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it's a lot of money to spend for preventative E.D...
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TerryM |
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05-19-2010 @ 11:47 AM
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I wouldn't mind preventing it if i could have known sooner...
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dabadab |
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05-19-2010 @ 1:04 PM
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Just to answer the original question, yes i know a couple of guys who does that. One argument ive heard is they do it the first time they are with a girl, in order to impress them, and be sure they can go on and on. And the second situation is a guy i know who does alot of drugs, and some of them(amfetamines for example) makes erection difficult. Im sure thats pretty dangerous to mix these things, but its his choice.
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