I am having problems losing erections after attaining them and some times having trouble attaining in the first place. Sometimes when I masturbate, I lose the erection and sometimes not. I am 58 yo and am presently taking daily Cialis (5mg), have been recieving treatments for peyronies
in the form of injections of verapamil and use of a vacuum device to provide traction. I have hypertension, cardiomyopathy, a pacemaker/defibulator. I am presently in the process of seperating and have not had sex
with any one except a couple of attempt with my wife, in over 18 months. This is not likely to change in the near future, unless I have it with someone after the seperation. I have been having this problem with my wife for quite a few years, and she has not had an interest in sex
for quite a few years. I use porn quite a bit and that is usually the only way I can attain an erection, which I usually lose, but the amount of time that I retain it varies widely, although I do wake up with erections at times. I also have a fear
seems to make me more afraid of that possibility. My urologist is still trying to treat me for the peyronies and ED, and knows that my wife and I have not been have sex and are seperating, so I am not sure how he will be able to treat me. I also don't know what will happen if I meet someone and the situation becomes potentually intimate. I have been considering hypnotherapy and wonder if that is a good potential treatment?
I never heard hypnotherapy curing ED but who knows. I have the same problem as you and am going through divorce as well plus I am half your age.
Causes for ED could be many. I haven't pin pointed mine yet. 10% of ED problems are psychological. Physical once are often combined with psychological as I can tell in your post you already worry a lot and that may make the problem worse.
My plans are to see neurologist and urologist as well as therapist to try and find the cause. I saw a cardiologist and ruled out that problem. Like I said causes for ED are many and often curable.