Medically beneficial?

I (as a male) have enjoyed electrical stimulation of the genitals during play exams, but I like it best when my exams are as realistic as possible, i.e. with a medical reason for every step and every procedure carried out, even if they are unusual ones. So does anyone know if there are physical conditions for which this kind of E-Stim could be the approved treatment?

Well since the original purpose of these devices were for pain, would seem to me that it would be very helpful if you had a serious pain in the genital area, such as a swift kick from an unhappy lady, he he

It would seem to me that if regular sex and masturbation doesn't work due to spinal injuries;from surgery's such as mine.That sounds like a good reason both medically and for sexual release.

Picked up a system without all the parts though :'(.But have done a little bit of experimenting 😃 and I am POSITIVE that this is going to work for me!!!Since supplies are expensive ;and being disabled ;and on disability it is going to be a very long wait to get all the supplies I will need :'(

Was just wondering, will the using of Electro stim help someone with erectile dysfunction? Any input on this would be helpful.

I can't offer any positive help, but in my case I have tried Estim for some time with no result, neither erection nor orgasm. I have even tried stimming with a contact who used his expensive equipment on me for an hour, to no avail.

Speaking strictly as someone with knowledge of anatomy and physiology, I wouldn't think that stimming would help with ED. Remember that erections are all about blood flow and estim is all about muscle contraction.

My partner has issues with ED, and although he enjoys estim and finds it quite pleasurable, we have found that the injectable ED therapy are the way to go. It's not for everyone but since we're both confirmed medfet practitioners, it's great for us.

Play On!

LadyDoc

Ladydocisin,

Sorry to sound like a complete idiot, but I am not aware of injectable ED Therapy. Could you share. I was subjected to Agent Orange, now turned to Type 2, now turned to ED. Any help would be appreciated.

Oh my goodness, you are not an idiot at all. As I always say, the only stupid question is the one you don't ask.

Happy to enlighten you about this wonderful concoction. Several years ago Pfizer came out with a medication called Caverject. You can research the patent if you have that turn of mind. Although Pfizer still holds the trademark on the name Caverject, the medication is also available under several private labels. Anyway, the active ingredients are piperazine, which is actually used to tenderize meat, and prostaglandin which is a hormone. The two, used together with some carrier ingredients act as vasodilators. When injected into the corpus cavernosa of the penis, it causes blood to rush to the area.

I know all of that sounds a little gory. I don't know if you're an insulin-dependent diabetic (I am), but the syringe used to administer the injection is the same gauge, so it's very tiny. It really is just a pinprick to the shaft of the penis. The erection comes on in about five minutes and is generally sustained for about two hours, depending on the dosage given. The best part about the product for me and my partner is that the erections last even through ejaculation; so if you cum after a few minutes you can go again, but there won't be a second ejaculation. In my mind, that makes for one very happy partner, at least I am.

This isn't something that many GP's prescribe, I would think that you would have to have a consult with a urologist. The testing to determine if it's the right therapy for you is simple and painless, and can be done in about an hour or two. This treatment does require some medical management and follow-up but side-effects are rare if you follow instructions. There are some clinics across the country that specialize in this, if you're interested in finding out about the one my partner went to, PM me and I'll happily pass along the info. The stuff is not cheap, but neither are the oral drugs or any of the other therapies. You're kind of over a barrel when it comes to ED treatments, but I'm sure you know that.

My partner is in his early 60's and his ED is ideopathic; not of any determinable origin, it just "is". This therapy has been a Godsend for both of us and the fact that he went ahead and found a solution only makes me love him that much more. The fact that we are both confirmed medfets makes it just that much better, there is no scenario that this doesn't fit into. I've given him his injections, and he has self-administered, and it's just no big thing (the injection, that is).

I hope that helps. If you have any other questions, please feel free to PM me. If I can't answer them, I'll do my best to point you in the right direction.

Take good care,

LadyDoc

Thanks very much for the more than adequate reply. I have been going to the VA for years and they have just about killed me. (Trying to get my numbers perfect has had some grave affects on lots of other parts. I am now going to my old doc and a Heart and Kidney specialists. I will mention Caverject on my next visit and see what he says.

Funny, 3 tours in Vietnam and the enemy couldn't kill me, but my government is trying its best to do what they couldn't...

😎

Sam

Stimcs,

You say you've been goinhg to the VA, so you must then know that diabetes type II is an allowable claim under Agent Orang, including retroactive. Just not something the VA is jumping to tell ev one. Just wanted to make sure you and ev one out there knew this.

Hi LadyMoonlight,

Yes, I am aware. It took me almost 6 months to get all of the background information together just to prove I was in Vietnam, and an active Agent Orange area. After that I had to go through the VA evaluation. I have since gone through a 2nd more thorough exam and walked away with 70% disability.

Hi Stimcs,

Same as my friend received 70%. He later suffered a brain stem stroke directly attributed to the diabetes and hence Agent Orange. So jumped him up to 100%. So take care of yourself. E-Stim did not help him with ED.

Electric stimulation of the male genitals can deliver arterial blood supply which helps stimulate the penis. This can be beneficial for men who have had prostate problems or nerve sparing prostate surgery removal.

Hi Ladydoc--- I am aged 88 and in the UK, having ED, my (Lady) Doctor has prescribed Vitaros Cream - to Squirt down the Urethra - and this beats all the previous Tablets I have been using. Perhaps this has already been tried by your other half?