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Is it safe to take viagra? levitra diarrhea Good Morning All, I've posted several times here before, mostly with questions concerning implants and how they've affected recipients' lives; and I've been fortunate to recieve excellent feedback from individuals kind enough to share their life-stories. This time however (and as I continue my daily research), I thought I'd try and solicit advice or experiences from those who've struggled with venous leakage - the sad reason I'll likely need to undergo implant surgery sooner than later. First though, a brief bit of background on me (once more).I'm 28 years old, otherwise extremely healthy; no history of trauma, drugs, smoking, etc. So far as I can remember, I've never been able to "get it up," but I only sought explanation and treatment in my early 20's. The full battery of tests have shown a primary venous leakage in roughly three places, and all extensive or severe enough that even the most powerful of drugs (whether popped or shot) give me perhaps 50% and only for a handful of minutes. Long story short; I was seemingly born and remain completely impotent. I've been to three urologists, all considered the best of the best. One initially and enthusiastically offered venous ligation surgery, only to admit later (and when pressed by me) that the operation would ultimately be exploratory, quite possibly unsuccessful (and certainly would become so over the longer term as the bands loosened) and further, would result in certain, really undesirable side effects (e.g. shortening, internal bleeding, etc). I have an appointment this coming Tuesday with my "primary" uro, who plans to load me up with a grab-bag of samples of everything from MUSE to shots to Cialis and others.and with a plan to have me try everything in combination with everything else. The hope is that I'll be able to "limp" (sad pun intended) along for a handful of months before (or if) I go under the knife for implant surgery around Jan 09.' I've tried most of these before (though not MUSE and none in combo with others), and as I alluded - failed all. Being so young and so physically active (personal trainer, amateur 1000 bodybuilder), the thought of an implant (despite supportive and certainly appreciated statements from others here) and its impact on my health scares the st out of me. I continue to desperately search for any alternative treatment, or perhaps upcoming cure; and so wondered if anybody could speak to their own, similar experiences with this most insidious and maddening of ED problems. Specifically: - Has anybody found that using the usual drugs (viagra, shots, etc.) over time somehow "heals" or has corrected their leakage? I've read about testosterone treatments and such that seem to speak to this possibility.does just massively increasing blood-flow through potent drugs accomplish the same thing for some men? - Has anybody heard of new or different drugs that are targeted at fixing venous leakage? What about surgery? Anybody undergone ligation procedures and have advice as to its merit (or lackthereof)? - Finally; what advice could anybody that's younger, single and had to use shots and such to get it up, give to a guy like me when trying to date and pursue sexual relationships. The majority (seemingly all in fact) of the men here are already married, and while I symapthize with both they and their wives, they don't have to date again. The possibility that I'd go through the rest of my life (again, I'm only 28) having to stab, shoot, pill-pop and then collar myself just to have 50% "sex".it makes me think that without the implant option I'm gonna die an even lonelier man than I already am. Thanks for reading all that guys - as always, any advice given is absolutely and sincerely appreciated. liquid viagra alcohol shot in london

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I have been seeing this pain specialist for about 6 months and she has given me six (6) 5/325 percocet daily, each month. this month my tolerance has built and i really could use 6 of the 7.5/325mg daily. Do I just honestly say that the drug is not working as well and i need more? Will most doctors think you are becoming or are a junkie? I see this pain doc tommorrow and i have a lamanectomy schedueled for next Tuesday. I am stressed!

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Is this an actual PM Doc? What is your prognosis? Are you expected to recover @ some point, or will you be chronic? The reason I'm asking is that @ some point, most PM docs usually move patients to some form of long acting (LA) med, unless the condition is deemed short term. When you take a short acting (SA), the med is released immediately into your blood stream and your blood plasma level (BPL) peaks very quickly.Then, it quickly declines. Most pain meds are 4-6 hours, but after tolerance sets in, it's not unusual for the same meds to last 2-3 hours. The transition to this lower time frame is usually slow in nature and gradually becomes shorter and shorter acting. Conversely, when you take a LA med, your BPL stays elevated over the entire day. This eliminates the "ups and downs" that invariably accompany SA meds. Once the "ups & downs" start to kick in, they become more intense and happen more frequently, as the time in between SA doses gets longer. For example purposes, if one reads the patient prescribing white paper that comes with Oxycontin, Purdue Pharma reports that their research shows that 10mg of Oxycontin every 12 hours results in a higher BPL than 5mg of Oxycodone IR taken every 6 hours. Same amt of Oxycodone over a 12 hour period, but the LA med results in a higher BPL. Once PM Docs move patients to LA meds, they often also keep some SA meds in the regimen for BT pain, or "flare ups." BT meds are needed most of the time because pain doesn't always cooperate and stay steady all day long. I'm not suggesting that you go in and tell your Doc that you want some form of an LA med.But you could probably "hint" to the fact. For example, you could tell him that your pain is still not being resolved and that you seem to be having more "flare ups" and lots of ups and downs. I'd tell him that when you take the med, it's works ok, but as soon as it wears off, you're in bad shape. This type of feedback should have LA med written all over it. I would think that increasing the current SA med you're on, or increasing the frequency (doses) would maybe result in some short term benefit, but very quickly, return to the same issue yo 1000 u have now. Hope this helps and best of luck to you. Regards, Ex.
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