Impotence Support - Cialis changes

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Cialis changes

Spike

2006-01-05, 12:55 am

Last year when I took Cialis it greatly increased my libido and everything
else. I just could not wait to become errect. Now there is nothing. I
don't understand what has changed or what to look for. I take it at least
once a week even if nothing is planned so I can count on some nocturnal
activity to try to keep things alive. Any ideas?

Thanks
Spike

Muerta

2006-01-05, 10:53 am

"Spike" <spike@yvn.com> wrote in message
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> Last year when I took Cialis it greatly increased my libido and everything
> else. I just could not wait to become errect. Now there is nothing. I
> don't understand what has changed or what to look for. I take it at least
> once a week even if nothing is planned so I can count on some nocturnal
> activity to try to keep things alive. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Spike
>
>

I am a regular cialis user, Spike, and I find that there are times that last
from a couple of days to the longest has been close to a couple of weeks
that it didn't work. During those times, I play with my DIM intake until I'm
back in the groove.

When I first tried using Viagra, years ago, it didn't work for me at all.
Half-erections was about the best I could do. I finally got my hormone
issues resolved, and then it was a sure thing every time. Cialis has been
much better for me, I've used it for over 2 years now.

Point being, so many things work hand-in-hand, stress and anxiety level,
medications, maybe some mild Seasonal Affective Disorder, estrogen and
testosterone levels, that you'd really have to examine which of those have
changed in your everyday life.

LMac

2006-01-05, 5:53 pm

Spike wrote:

> Last year when I took Cialis it greatly increased my libido and everything
> else. I just could not wait to become errect. Now there is nothing. I
> don't understand what has changed or what to look for. I take it at least
> once a week even if nothing is planned so I can count on some nocturnal
> activity to try to keep things alive. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Spike
>
>
One thing to consider is what I've come to call the
"stimulation-to-satisfaction" cycle. After I quit using Viagra I
realized that I had been getting erectile stimulation cues from Viagra
side effects before foreplay got started. (take a pill, get a hardon)
As I adapted to the drug and the side effects subsided, I started to
have anxiety problems. My mate and I have managed to retrain using
Levitra. The Uro felt that had I not "retrained" he would have shifted
me to Trimix.

Most guys here have reported the Cialis side-effects as quite subtle and
the chances of 'rewiring' one's brain to side-effect stimulation are
probably remote but you might consider this.

--
....LMac

Spike

2006-01-06, 12:54 am

That is one of my problems, all of those have affected me plus my wife
giving up and also me asking why do I try. It is so frustrating and an
unfair problem. Thanks for the ideas.

Thanks,

Spike

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> I am a regular cialis user, Spike, and I find that there are times that
last
> from a couple of days to the longest has been close to a couple of weeks
> that it didn't work. During those times, I play with my DIM intake until
I'm
> back in the groove.
>
> When I first tried using Viagra, years ago, it didn't work for me at all.
> Half-erections was about the best I could do. I finally got my hormone
> issues resolved, and then it was a sure thing every time. Cialis has been
> much better for me, I've used it for over 2 years now.
>
> Point being, so many things work hand-in-hand, stress and anxiety level,
> medications, maybe some mild Seasonal Affective Disorder, estrogen and
> testosterone levels, that you'd really have to examine which of those have
> changed in your everyday life.
>
>