Hard flaccid - Not CPPS? (Page 2)

07-27-2017, 01:19 AM

MrNine

Originally Posted by JayGould88

I am prescribed Cialis and Pentoxifylline. ..
I think my cardiovascular health is good overall. I have a normal 120/80 BP. I don’t smoke.

Sounds like your docs prescribed you meds to improve your dicks cardiovascular system. I don’t know you, but if you are overweight and do minimal physical activity then I 99.99% guarantee that getting physical exercise and losing weight will help more than those pills. If you use the pills after losing weight then I bet you’ll have a hardee no problem.

07-27-2017, 02:20 AM

boner7484

Recent Peyronie’s fibrosis can be hard to pick up on ultrasound, that is probably the issue. If it looks like Peyronie’s and acts like Peyronie’s, it probably is Peyronie’s.

07-27-2017, 05:44 AM

Richard65

Originally Posted by JayGould88

Thanks. Actually it wasn’t by the prostate (I was confused to where this was located). It is the muscles in front of the pubic bone, just above the dick. The muscle on the left side (if it is a muscle) is very swollen and tight. This must be what is causing the erection problems on my left side.
Does anyone have an idea of what this could be? If it’s not a muscle, what is it? Lymph node?

Jay

Thanks for the clarification - that changes the picture considerably.

Hard and swollen? Coud be a hernia too - was that ever examined?

And I think youu definitely should.have a look at the Peyronies forum - honestly I think we at T are not “specialized” enough for that kindd of questions.

Just to make it clear: naturally I want you to stay and make qquestions. My remark is more aimed for getting you the best answers possible. And if 6 MD’s already have examinated your dick and pronounced Peyronies but not having it clinically confirmed, then a specialized forum knows more than TP does.

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11-11-2017, 05:41 AM

boner7484

Botox could be ‘game changer’ for erectile dysfunction, Canadian urologists say | National Post

Their preliminary data suggests Botox, or botulinum toxin injections, can increase blood flow to the penis by paralyzing the nerves that cause smooth muscles within the penis to contract.