Question 1

what are the dangers associated with trying a new impotence drug?

Accepted Answer

Side effects: Any time you try a new drug, regardless if for impotence or some other reason, you risk side effects. All medication, prescription or otc, all supplement, no matter how natural, organic, herbal, etc, has potential side effects. They can also interact w/other meds & supplements. Pde5 inhibitors can cause hypotension if taken w/nitrates. Caverject & Edex (alprostadil) require an injection. Find out all your optio.

Question 2

ihave impotence. i with normal hermonal, i take depakine chrono, lamotrigine. does epilespy & his drugs cause ed ? does lamotrigine not cause ed?

Accepted Answer

The drugs mess u up: Not so much the epilepsy that leads to ED...but definitely the drugs and their combination with each other can be big time cause of ED.

Question 3

is it true most of the medicine for high pressure and depression will make men impotence?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no: Some medication that treat high blood pressure can cause sexual side effects. It is important to discuss this with your physician so that a medication without this side effect can be chosen. Most of the medications that treat depression can cause delayed ejaculation in males. This side effect tends to go away after a few weeks.

Question 4

what is difference between impotence and erectile dysfunction? is ed just a term from the drug companies?

Accepted Answer

ED: Ed was a short way of describing erectile dysfunction that could be aired in commercials.  They are identical terms.  Impotence is a more general term and is sometimes used to describe any sexual dysfunction that may include premature ejaculation, or losing erection before climaxing.

Question 5

in which cases does viagra help? does viagra and similar drugs help with infertility or impotence... basically, in which cases do they help, and which don't they? if my penis doesn't get rock-hard, just semi-hard, and with a lot of stimulus, would it help

Accepted Answer

Viagra (sildenafil) : Viagra (sildenafil) is used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (otherwise known as impotence), therefore it helps achieve and maintain an erection. It does not have any affect on sperm count or quality etc. On the other hand , it can indirectly help with infertility if the problem is due to the male partner not being able to achieve erection and ejaculate. 
Please speak to your doctor to find out if you are a good candidate for viagra (sildenafil) treatment.
Best of luck.

Question 6

i have impotence. doctor tell my this case because epilepsy & its drugs. give cailis 5mg daily, gentaplex ultra t male but not work. can use10mg daily?

Accepted Answer

Discuss it with: your neurologist. Maybe you can switch to an epilepsy treatment that does not cause ED if that is truly the case.

Question 7

i have low testosterone 173 ng/dl... seems cavaject injection does not work at all i thought cavaject was a super drug for impotence, maybe it wont work cos of my low testosterone, what do you think doctors ? thank you?

Accepted Answer

: That is just one drug. There is also 'tri-mix' consisting of 3 different drugs. These are not related to your low testosterone which can be treated. Check again with your Urologist. Wish you success

Question 8

i have impotence, i am 35 years old. 106 kg. my penis feels numb at times. i am  having medicine cetrizen for itching due to rashes.

Accepted Answer

Cetirizine?: This drug may occasionally cause drowsiness and thus the impotence.  Stop taking it for 72 hours and see if this helps your sexual performance.   If not, you need to consult an urologist to find out the cause which may or may not signify something more serious.

Question 9

what is the best medicine for erectile dysfunction?

Accepted Answer

One that works for u: Seriously! Best medicine varies for any given individual. What's best for one isn't always best for someone else. Regarding erectile dysfunction, PDE-5 inhibitors such as Cialis, Levitra, (vardenafil) Staxyn, Stendra &amp; Viagra are easy to take pills that are typically successful, tho expensive. Yohimbe is not as effective. Alprostadil is more invasive, whether a pellet is placed in urethral or a shot is given.

Question 10

what is the best erectile dysfunction drug to take?

Accepted Answer

Erection Medications: They are all equally effective. It is a personal preference.

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What are the dangers associated with trying a new impotence drug?

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Ihave impotence. i with normal hermonal, i take depakine chrono, lamotrigine. does epilespy & his drugs cause ed ? does lamotrigine not cause ed?

A member asked:

Is it true most of the medicine for high pressure and depression will make men impotence?

A member asked:

What is difference between impotence and erectile dysfunction? is ed just a term from the drug companies?

A member asked:

In which cases does viagra help? does viagra and similar drugs help with infertility or impotence... basically, in which cases do they help, and which don't they? if my penis doesn't get rock-hard, just semi-hard, and with a lot of stimulus, would it help

A member asked:

I have impotence. doctor tell my this case because epilepsy & its drugs. give cailis 5mg daily, gentaplex ultra t male but not work. can use10mg daily?

A member asked:

I have low testosterone 173 ng/dl... seems cavaject injection does not work at all i thought cavaject was a super drug for impotence, maybe it wont work cos of my low testosterone, what do you think doctors ? thank you?

A member asked:

I have impotence, i am 35 years old. 106 kg. my penis feels numb at times. i am having medicine cetrizen for itching due to rashes.

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What is the best medicine for erectile dysfunction?

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What is the best erectile dysfunction drug to take?

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