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I think looking into acupuncture may help. This may be slightly off topic but it's related somewhat - I know a woman who is infertile and she went through ever test and there is no problem with her body at all. It's an unknown occurrence.
I really see the same thing happening to men wot ED, having it for unexplained reasons. This proves we as humans don't know as much about or bodies as we think! Acupuncture is one of those mysterious solutions that really work for some people.
I know some friends who had it for arthritis and it really worked. I don't see why it can't help with erectile dysfunction. In conjunction with penile pumps and vacuum therapy I wonder if this mix would work.
If you ever try this, please come back on here with an update I'd love to hear if your erectile dysfunction is under control.View Thread

As for rings hurting, yes I agree,. The old style ribber is quite tight and uncomfortable but if you refer back to the store I suggested few months back they have new rings in stock I discovered when I went back to purchase a replacement sleeve for my pump. Try these new rings under http://penispumpwarehouse.com/cock-rings.php that is called "Steel Support", also consider the Adonis ring. I called the customer service line asking for softer rings (figured if I am going to pay shipping again then I might as well get a few new rings) and they suggested the Steel Support.
It is super thick and very soft but offers the same hard protection for the erection as the regular rubber rings. Try it and let me know what you think!View Thread

Thanks!View Thread

Secondly the penis pump is your other option which I would agree with more. No pain at all all you need is dexterity. This is how to use http://penispumpwarehouse.com/penis_pump_info.php
Either of these options are superb for erectile dysfunction. Ask your doctor what he thinks is best for your particular situation.View Thread

You may want to look into aphrodisiac foods, there is some merit to it like extra zinc for example. A good search will certainly turn up tons of ides and recipes.View Thread

As for pain, it's not supposed to hurt but from my conversations I know that it's possible to feel like a strong pressure especially on the head. Maybe Dr. Sheldon Marks can elaborate this but my knowledge is that it's normal and you'll get accustomed to it. Also pumping slower will help. Alternatively you can try switching out your sleeve for a better one that is more loose and allows all your penis to experience the vacuum more evenly.View Thread


The electric ones in the doc's office are very expensive so he gave me the phone number for this place http://penispumpwarehouse.com and they set me up with a good pump that's easy to grip. Stay away from the hand bulbs as they are less effective, especially if your ED is from diabetes. Mine works perfectly well and it's all I need to do to enjoy sex with my wife.View Thread
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