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spinal cord injury impotence
by scquad, May 29, 2008 10:59AM
I am a C5-6 quadriplegic injured in 1975. I have sensation everywhere and never had trouble getting an erection although ejaculation was often difficult to achieve. In 1990, I suffered bladder cancer and an urostomy was performed, leaving me with an illeal conduit. My prostate was also removed. I have been impotent since. I am now in a relationship with a woman. Would Viagra, Uprima, or any other type of drug allow me to have an erection? If so, is there a danger of dysreflexia? If these pills wouldn't help, would a penis pump allow me to get an erection and a **** ring allow me to keep it for the duration of the sex act?
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by jml1986, May 29, 2008 02:00PM
A pump would, but not sure about the medication. I don't believe you would need the ring if you had the pump.
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