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By avin521 | Oct 31, 2012

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I had a very sucessful Robotic Prostate surgery in Sept 2011, nearly 14 months ago,
My doctor prescribed me with Cialis 20mg twice a week for three months to help with blood circulation, After three months ie Dec 2011, I tried cialis and Muse 1000 mg together, nothing happend. Then I tried Viagra 100mg with Muse. With no help.

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Life360

Nov 06, 2012

The surgery affected the nerves that control erections. its not about the blood suppy but the ability to have an erection. did you doctor give you some options as you can have an implant to support the penis. Your surgery is called evasive and can be very damaging to the nerves.

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