John_MiG-19;n852919 said:
Might be so, but at least you'll have plenty of good company. . . ;-))
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Might be so, but at least you'll have plenty of good company. . . ;-))
I have never heard about that particular problem. Personally, they hit a nerve with the catheter on another operation 20 years ago and my left testicle has been sensitive ever since. DIdn't sue though : ) I was told that can happen any time they put in a catheter, but they don't tell you about it until it happens.
After my surgery I had some unexpected ED due to the medications, primarily blood pressure and metrolpol. An adjustment of the medication took care of that.
After my surgery I had some unexpected ED due to the medications, primarily blood pressure and metrolpol. An adjustment of the medication took care of that.
Marcuse807
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The operation should not cause ED. Since circulation should be improved it should have a positive effect.
There is though a well established link between ED and heart diseas, but this relates to artery disease.
There is though a well established link between ED and heart diseas, but this relates to artery disease.
The Thief
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HA! This thread is great. I'm going strong boys, and I hope you all are too! Another thing that can cause erectile disfunction is some sort mental uneasiness. I went through a 3 week period of temporary ED due to a serious blow to my self esteem/confidence, partially due to this heart thing. This was actually pre surgery. I was all worried, but once I got my head straight, everything went back to normal. "the erection takes place in the brain" is something I came across allot in my research. Moral of the story: stay healthy both physically and mentally and heart surgery should not affect your performance.
