Sad but true. I'm 70 and still seem to need sex and Viagra no longer can reanimate my little Frankenstein. I haven't tried Cialis but gather it's just a longer acting version of Viagra (besides being very expensive).

 

I read somewhere that some of the creams below, applied directly to the skin of the penis are more effective.

 

Are any available in BKK?

 

PGE1

Alprostadil

Trimix

Prostaglandin E1 (Alprostadil)

Papaverine

Phentolamine

 

Thanks in advance

 

Those are injections not 'creams' 

 

If you should consult a specialist doctor about the ED.

And not available here, unless the hospitals have them.

On 10/12/2016 at 6:38 PM, Sheryl said:

And not available here, unless the hospitals have them.

Not correct. Yes they are.

5 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Not correct. Yes they are.

 

Then why not say where these medications can be obtained? 

 

Your post as it stands is unhelpful 

If you are unable to obtain or maintain an erection, even after the use of viagra or cialis, then there are more important issues at work and should be addressed first. You most likely already have been told by your  physician, but here goes;

1. Smoking: One of the major causes of  erectile dysfunction in males age 40+.

2. Obesity: Major negative impact.

3. Physical activity: yes, it's true, the more active one is, the more resilient peter pecker is.

4. Alcohol consumption: Too much and you  won't be able to manage.

5. Circulatory disease, particularly CAD. Sorry to say, but ED is directly linked to CAD. If you have elevated triglycerides, calcium scaling and plaque growth  no cremes, pills or  potions will help you for very long.

6. Other medications: Some medications such as a beta blocker in high dose are an erection blocker. Review your medications with your physician.

 

It isn't much  solace, but you are not alone. ED is under reported, but the fact of the matter is  that most males start to have issues after age 50. Now you can say,  you are in perfect health or that you are  a non smoker  or don't have any of the above, but the reality is that, if you do not have a psychological problem, then there is an underlying physical, organic issue that needs to be visited.

Suggestining pills, potions or cremes is not helping you, but instead potentially harming you. It is recommended that you visit with your physician and have a heart to heart with him or her. ED is a common problem and if the doctor is embarrassed or doesn't  know what to do, change doctors. The heart attack or stroke you may prevent  by having the talk is worth it.

 

 

>>these aren't creams.

 

Sheryl,

 

A different story here. At least *some* are....

 

For the last decade, pharmaceutical companies have been testing and developing topical creams that contain alprostadil. Alprostadil is currently prescribed in the U.S. as an injection or as a penile suppository to treat ED. Vitaros, a cream formulation of alprostadil, is approved in Canada and Europe.Feb 7, 2015

 

 

and here:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erectile_dysfunction#Topical_medication

 

 

ALprostadil cream has not been approved for use in Thailand.

 

There is an oral form of the drug for cardiac use.

 

Injectable brand (Caverject) recently went off market here. When drugs do, very often the hospitals stockpile them first.

 

 

On 10/14/2016 at 2:57 AM, Fithman said:

 

Then why not say where these medications can be obtained? 

 

Your post as it stands is unhelpful 

No way. Because there are too many falsely judgmental posts on here.  People posting medical advice about everything without knowing a persons medical history or more importantly, actually conducting a face to face examination.  That's why most Doctor's are "specialists". Beware of someone who gives medical advice or claims to know everything about every medical condition. Sadly, Some very irresponsible posts in this forum. 

Two years ago I underwent radiation therapy for prostate cancer. My doctor prescribed a penile injection of a papaverine mixture until my prostate healed and was able to perform naturally. The injections worked fine. No side effects.

On 10/14/2016 at 10:09 AM, geriatrickid said:

 

6. Other medications: Some medications such as a beta blocker in high dose are an erection blocker. Review your medications with your physician.

 

What you say is all true, from what I've read.

 

I'm on an SSRI, essential to prevent a crippling depression.  I've been on it for 20 years and it's made life not only worth living, but worth celebrating.

 

....except for sexual side effects, for which the SSRIs are famous.

 

Good news though. The flag was flying at full staff a few nights ago. It doesn't fly for *too* long but long enough. (PS: I realize how inane these male conversations must appear to many. My response: if you haven't been there, don't ridicule.)

A mate swears by testosterone injections as a way to increase 'activity'

 

but of course you would have to get proper advice on how it may interact with your current medications.

My Chum used Viagra and semi paralyzed his left side,now he's aged terribly . When you see everyday what it's done to him it's a sad sight.I will droop along , settle for a Beer and old memories.Up to You.[emoji882]


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4 minutes ago, Ace of Pop said:

My Chum used Viagra and semi paralyzed his left side,now he's aged terribly . When you see everyday what it's done to him it's a sad sight.I will droop along , settle for a Beer and old memories.Up to You.


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Are you sure that's a result of taking the Viagra or maybe a few other lifestyle choices.

It was definitely overdosing on Stiffy Stuff though I did use Viagra name as I don't know anything but that one.


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I just googled it, seems there's a small percentage that experince paralysis. Sorry to hear that.

hi guys,

anyone tried Trimix for Travel. i understand this does not require refirgeration.

I had a prostectomy and as such suffer from ED.

will be going to thailand can one get Trimix or some other local brands of this gel.

thanks

No, as per prior posts, the drug is not registered for use in Thailand

7 hours ago, gary1952 said:

hi guys,

anyone tried Trimix for Travel. i understand this does not require refirgeration.

I had a prostectomy and as such suffer from ED.

will be going to thailand can one get Trimix or some other local brands of this gel.

thanks

 

Obtain a script from your physician and purchase it in your own country. Bring it with you in it's dispensing container with the script attached.

For over a year now, since i signed up for a Gaurdian newspaper free email subscription to keep in touch with the news about BREXIT,  I have been receaving daily spam from the U.K. tring to sell or give me soething.

Erectile creams of many different names seem to be high of the list on those scam letters from the U.K.

I wonder why?

 

4 minutes ago, IMA_FARANG said:

For over a year now, since i signed up for a Gaurdian newspaper free email subscription to keep in touch with the news about BREXIT,  I have been receaving daily spam from the U.K. tring to sell or give me soething.

Erectile creams of many different names seem to be high of the list on those scam letters from the U.K.

I wonder why?

 

After I perused a website on kayaking, I was inundated with ads about kayaks.  After I visited a site about cycling, I was inundated with ads about bicycles.

 

What's in your web history?

 

To the OP, as I recall, my problems with SSRI's were different.  Plenty of lead in the pencil, but no powder in the breach.  I had no trouble getting or maintaining the erection, but nothing else was going to happen.  On the plus side, my GF thought i finally outgrew my minuteman syndrome.  On the minus side...

70yrs.old and get it up,try the baby go go bar in soi diamond if its still there,if they cant help,you need a TRANSPLANT.