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Pain in my penis from Viagra

I have been using Viagra the past 3 months about 3 times a week. And about a month ago, my **** swelled up a little bigger during sex and ever since then, I have had pain inside, especially while having sex which ruins sex. I accidentally took a work out supplement thats is a nitric oxide thing. It has niacin and L arginine in it. Its suppose to make ur blood vessles open up bigger for a better pump at the gym. Then a took viagra a couple hours later and has the swollen erection.

I saw a regular Dr and a urologist. Both were a waste of time and money. Anyone else experience somthing similar? I havent gone more than 5 days without having sex. I am going to try 2 weeks. But am worried she will go look for another guy.
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I think you diagnosed your own problem - Viagra, Cialis & Levitra all work by increasing blood flow to the penis, then you add the Nitric Oxide booster & L-Arginine, which ALSO increase blood flow, and you just overdid it. As they say, honesty's the best policy, just be upfront about it & tell your GF what happened, you're in pain, etc., and just say look, I need to take it easy for a week or 2 & I'm sure she'll understand. Just reassure her that it's not that you don't WANT sex, you just need to give yourself a little time to heal. You could still see her, you could please her manually or orally, she'll love that & I don't think she'd stray. She'd probably be impressed that you cared enough about her to take care of her needs even though you couldn't get off yourself until you heal. Good luck!
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