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non-peyronie's deformation
by Tartini, Jun 23, 2008 12:47PM
Male 59-- idiopathic polyneuropathy for 10 years with non life-threatening autonomic features-- ED established as part of this illness with full clinical work up. ED not responsive to viagra or injections. Have used vacuum pump sucessfully instead. Using pump on average twice weekly without problem for past 5 years. However, since late last year vacuum produces erection that is not straight but rather bulges significantly at left base, then again right at mid length. This creates twisted, gnarled Erection, length somewhat diminished--tube is calibrated to monitor this.
Question: Is this a known condition, if so what? It impacts on what sexual activity I retain. Is there just cause for me to take it back to the shop for more work? I feel dubious of the possible gain but still if this new problem can be straightened out (sorry for that) I would pursue. I am American resident in rural France so getting sophisticated urological care is not so simple.
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