Erectile Dysfunction/High Blood Pressure/Stress

[IASFPWTF]

In church or in private?

Now that is funny.....lmao

 

[Martinzo]

All these pills like viagra are very harmful to your health. I know that viagra can cause heart diseases. I am sure that you don't want to have such problems. First of all, I think that erectile problems can be treated with a therapist. From my point of view, this problem can be caused from the psychological level. Anyway, I use GAINSWave technology to strengthen my little friend. It's a natural and healthy way to get rid of some erectile dysfunction. Also, it helped me to increase the sensitivity of my pen.

 

[MaxEngineer]

Pump and ring

Try a penis pump and tight constriction ring (might have to experiment with different size rings to get one tight enough to hold your erection). Works great in many cases and no drug side effects.

 

[bone251]

Best thing is the injection meds.

 

[Rstephens32301]

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[Majorbedhead]

I'm in my mid-forties and I'm on HBP medication and I have a stressful job/life.

The past few times my wife and I tried to have sex, I go limp. I can get somewhat hard at first but it goes limp pretty quickly. I used to get raging erections that were pretty big, too, I could go for a long time and I was very energetic, but this isn't the case anymore.

She's commented about it...telling me I'm smaller than usual or less interested. We end up doing manual stimulation but even then, I'm at partial hard at the most. Orgasm can happen but it's very dull.

She says that she understands but I know she's not satisfied.

Anyone deal with this? What did you do?

High BP and a stressful job puts you in the category of trading in the ol bird for something younger and fresher. You'll discover that with this spark you will be banging a lot more, better shape and think about work less. Maybe even get off those meds all together and find better drugs. Or, if you keel over dead, who the fuck cares, you're dead....

Just throwing it out there

 

[ace195008]

Guys, stress is bad period. I worked in the Computer field 40+ yrs. All during this work history I had a Mitral Value Prolapse. When I retired last year, it disappeared, I go through extensive heart work ups. The cardiologist said stress brought it on more pronounced.