[Paul]

Sexual excitement is a personal matter that can vary, but where there is a will there is a way! With a loving, caring partner all kinds of good things can still happen. Intimacy in sexuality and a broader repertoire of activities can help with erections and ejaculation as well as the satisfaction of their partner. It depends upon the degree of neuropathy as well. Diabetics often do not respond as well to drugs such as Viagra etc, but they have very good response with the drug Caverject injected into penile tissue. This also takes the erectile dysfunction problem out of the realm of the psychological and puts it into strictly physical terms. It works with or without a strong libido. ED can be very traumatic to the male psyche and lead to all sorts of performance anxiety and loss of self-esteem. If the problem is mild, more intimacy and stimulation may take care of the problem, but when the problem is more advanced, Caverject is a good answer–once you get past the idea of putting the needle in sensitive territory. Sometimes a penile ring works for men who can get but not maintain an erection. Used carefully, it prevents blood from flowing out of the penis until the pressure is released. Make sure the man in question and maybe in tandem with his partner consults a competent urologist. There is more than one way to skin a cat–with apologies to the cat—and a good urologist who treats ED can do wonders to allay the mental stress and help the physical response.

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Name : Paul, Gender : M, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Disability : diabetes, migraines, spinal deterioration, Race : White/Caucasian, Religion : Quaker, Age : 53, City : Normal, State : IL, Country : United States, Occupation : university placement counselor, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, Social class : Middle class,