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"Thanks guys. I'm not there yet but I can see the visit to the GP looming in the next couple if years. I thought that raising (no pun intended) the subject now, would get people talking about the subject and might be useful. I think any embarrassment about visiting the doc, would be far outweighed by the benefits of an improved sex life." I suggest a glucose blood test. The reason is if you are pre-diabetc or Type 2 diabetic, it may lead to erectile dysfunction. | |||
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"I thought it was just age that gave me soft elections, and going soft during sex, but it turned out that I have Low Testosterone levels and this was the problem. My GP gave me the option of TRT - Testosterone Replacement and told me of both the benefits and possible risks The next consideration was family planning and he asked if we intended to have more children of which we said no. He said TRT is for life and it's the best decision I have made, I have the energy of my 20's and erections " And it prevents osteoporosis. | |||
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"On and get your PSA check if over 50. Better safe than sorry. That's prostate specific Antigen." Good advice. I had my PSA test a few months back. It just involved a small prick. | |||
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"Tired and stress account for a lot of first time ED. Unfortunately as we age we have less energy and need more sleep but rarely get it. " Get Vit B12 injection from your GP every 3 months if your GP thinks you need it for energy and libido. | |||
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"But viagra works only if you are sexually aroused. Never take viagra with nitrate oxide as it will lower your blood pressure which can cause death. Testosterone Therapy has side effects such as prostate enlargement and cancer and blood clots risk assessment your blood thickens. Sometimes Vitamin B12 is given if you are deficient to give you some energy and perhaps increased libido. It is stored in the liver. And the injection is given every 3 months. " If you're going to give medical advice you need to get it right. There's no such thing as "nitrate oxide". You mean nitric oxide. | |||
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"I thought it was just age that gave me soft elections, and going soft during sex, but it turned out that I have Low Testosterone levels and this was the problem. My GP gave me the option of TRT - Testosterone Replacement and told me of both the benefits and possible risks The next consideration was family planning and he asked if we intended to have more children of which we said no. He said TRT is for life and it's the best decision I have made, I have the energy of my 20's and erections And it prevents osteoporosis. " YES: testosterone replacement ensures that you have enough "Free" & "Bio" testosterone to feed and build your bone density You may have borderline "Total" testosterone but your GP will not test free or bio testosterone TRT is a valuable top up for gents aged 50+ | |||
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"I'm not there yet, but time is ticking away, and things aren't what they were. I'm sure that applies to many. It would be interesting to hear about how people have managed this situation. And it might help others." Go see a GP.They will sort it for you and do everything to help you out.It may be an underlying condition. | |||
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"Did your GP actually offer to prescribe it? Or refer to a consult with an endocrinologist? What regiment did you get offered?" I know it's an unintentional auto complete typo, but I really want it to be the entire Household Cavalry ![]() | |||
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"See your GP to check whether you are medically fit to take : Viagra OR Testosterone Therapy OR Vitamin B12 injection (every 3 months) AND Vitamin D." As a previous post says, don’t rely on google for health information. A trial study has shown supplementing older men with vitamin D is unlikely to prevent or improve erectile dysfunction. (Randomised controlled trial by Briony Duarte Romero et al. Clin Nutr ESPEN. 2024 Apr.) Another study found no significant correlation between vit B12 levels and ED. (Correlation between erectile dysfunction and serum B12 levels: a 136-case cross-sectional analysis Mevlüt Keles et al. Andrology. 2024 Mar). Don’t just believe what the pill pushers say to get you to buy their product. | |||
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