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E.D. - I think…
by: jaxy on Wed, Oct 31 2007
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My Fiancee’ has always had a problem maintaining an erection from the first time we were together a year and one half ago. The thing is, he doesn’t seem to notice. It’s gotten worse in the last 6 months or so. Before, it happened about 6 or 7 times out of 10, now it happens 100% of the time.

He’s been on sleeping pills (Ambien) since we met. I complained about it to him several times that I didn’t like them or how it affects him. He’s gone to the doctor and had it switched to Lunesta, but it made no difference. Since the dosage was much lower for Lunesta, he said he still couldn’t sleep. So, he went back to Ambien. I feel that this may be the issue, although, he’s tried going without the pills and it still didn’t help. Maybe the fact that he never went more than 3 days without sleeping pills because he can’t sleep. I think it still may have been in his system.

I’m very upset over this. I’m losing sleep myself over it. I haven’t full out had a conversation about it because I don’t want to hurt his feelings or make it worse by telling him he’s not satisfying me. Once in a while, he does, but with much work on my part. He just doesn’t get hard enough or loses it as soon as he’s inside, but he’s still able to ejaculate, even though he barley has an erection.
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October 2007

  • E.D. - I think… - by jaxy - (Wed, Oct 31 2007)
    My Fiancee’ has always had a problem maintaining an erection from the first time we were together a year and one half ago. The thing is, he doesn’t seem to notice. It’s gotten worse in the last 6 months or so. Before, it happened about 6 or 7 times out of 10, now it happens 100% of the time. [more..]
  • what’s not up - by DSH - (Sun, Oct 28 2007)
    I’m a 48 yr male who up to four or five years ago was greatly pleased with my sexual performance. I underwent and continue to undergo methadone treatment for pain management, and have for the last year or so been reducing my dosage in an attempt to wean myself off the drug. My high was about 140mg/day and today I’m at 14mg/day. I was made aware of the sexual side effects prior to beginning the treatment. After my first year there did not appear to be any problems. [more..]
  • the baggie - by bb - (Mon, Oct 08 2007)
    my NEW boyfriend and i stayed at this cabin and i was unpacking our stufff and a single pill in a bag was on the floor when i emptied it. i yelled into the other room “babe…is this yours?” and held it up. he said yeah… and asked me if i knew what it was. [more..]
  • We Keep Trying - by Lor - (Tue, Oct 02 2007)
    My husband & I have been together over 25 yr’s, have always had a great sex life. About 10 yr’s ago he developed High Blood Pressure & about 6 yr’s ago is when he started having ED problems We’ve tried Viagra, Levitra, & Cialis. [more..]

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