Hello I am a recovering porn addict and it would be a great help for me if I see my penis erect firmly once again while having sex with a real women. Due to my ED problems I have been to my urologist and he said before penis ultrasonography I should try Levitra 10 mg once per week to see how it affects me. He especially advised me to take it 30 min. before intercourse takes place. I am really eager to try this medicine and would be eager to pay a hooker to have sex just for the sake of trying it, if it works I will gain a tremendous amount of self-esteem and if it does not I would not be bothered that much. After reading the prospectus of the medicine I was startled as it had really severe side effects including heart attack and death. I am thinking trying the pill by myself one day and manually stimulate myself without porn and masturbate to see its effect before trying it with a real partner. What do you think of my situation? Any comments and/or suggestions are welcome.
Levitra for PIED
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I wouldn't!! I think it's not a good idea! Try rebooting first, man!
Stay away from porn and masturbation, give yourself the chance to rewire to women.
Sure, you might not be able to get erect with women for days or weeks, but in the end, when healed, you'll be able to and your system will be free from your addiction and you won't have poisoned it.
These medicines will NOT heal your porn addiction. It's a temporary fix that can be dangerous for you.
Think long term. Not short term.
Stay away from porn and masturbation, give yourself the chance to rewire to women.
Sure, you might not be able to get erect with women for days or weeks, but in the end, when healed, you'll be able to and your system will be free from your addiction and you won't have poisoned it.
These medicines will NOT heal your porn addiction. It's a temporary fix that can be dangerous for you.
Think long term. Not short term.
Phase2
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How long has it been since you've stopped watching porn? I would recommend going through the process of rebooting and rewiring before engaging in sex. At least, make sure you are truly horny and not just doing it as a 'self esteem exercise.' ED pills can help but for a lot of us with severe PIED, they don't work all that well. And yes, there are health issues related to the drugs so be sure you are healthy and knowledgeable about taking them.
I'd say start by learning as much as you can before doing anything. Start here: http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/erectile-dysfunction-question
I'd say start by learning as much as you can before doing anything. Start here: http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/erectile-dysfunction-question
Phase2 said:
It is a week or so and I can respond to manual stimulation without any fantasy, but the erection goes away very quickly I am pretty hard one moment and seconds later I lose it. I am really eager to try it actually I have been to an urologist and he prescribed it to me and I think I should try it before my next appointment as he will plan the treatment based on my health situation then. What do you mean by healthy exactly by the way?
Jimmy James
Active Member
How much is it going to cost? Why not save all that money by doing the very FREE and much more healthy reboot?
Phase2
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If you've only been at it a week, I'd say you need to really read all the stuff here. http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/erectile-dysfunction-question
You shouldn't be doing anything with your dick right now. Your brain and dick should be resting while you reboot. You are very early in the process.
Healthy? Well, if you have a bad heart you shouldn't use ED pills, for instance. Your doctor should be able to help you figure that out. But again, read all the information on http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/erectile-dysfunction-question. From what I can tell, you don't really fully understand the process yet. Good luck buddy. Educate yourself!
You shouldn't be doing anything with your dick right now. Your brain and dick should be resting while you reboot. You are very early in the process.
Healthy? Well, if you have a bad heart you shouldn't use ED pills, for instance. Your doctor should be able to help you figure that out. But again, read all the information on http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/erectile-dysfunction-question. From what I can tell, you don't really fully understand the process yet. Good luck buddy. Educate yourself!
Phase thanks for the information you provided I read not all but some of the information on the links you have provided. To those who are concerned I did try Levitra 10 mg and I did not get any side effects expect a mild headache and some heartburn possibly, but no palpitations and any serious effects as of now at least. Furthermore, I tried masturbating with a lingerie remaining from one of my previous sexual encounters and was successful in doing so, yet the sensations were weak and the drug did not have that much effect on me.
I never looked at porn and continuing my abstinence of porn and its substitutes. I am doubtful that the medicine will work in a real life situation. By the way at the college I got an erection due to sexy girl with whom I shared my book, I think I am returning to normal bit by bit, thanks for your support.
By the way I am really concerned about something organic is going down there; however, my experiences at Red Light Districts while I was porn free tell me otherwise. I am really concerned about my manhood.
I never looked at porn and continuing my abstinence of porn and its substitutes. I am doubtful that the medicine will work in a real life situation. By the way at the college I got an erection due to sexy girl with whom I shared my book, I think I am returning to normal bit by bit, thanks for your support.
By the way I am really concerned about something organic is going down there; however, my experiences at Red Light Districts while I was porn free tell me otherwise. I am really concerned about my manhood.
But the problem is the suspicion if it is working or not as you now. I will give it more time before pursuing further with the urologist then.