BitaTruble
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Joined: 1/12/2006 From: Texas Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: OneX2 The point isn't prescription or no prescription. Yeah, actually, that is exactly the point. According to you, breaking the stamps means that they don't need Viagra. That's a 'medical' opinion and you're not qualified to make medical statements. quote:
It is a simple thing a guy can do to as a self test. It is not 100% reliable, but it can and has eased many men's minds. I'm sure it's a huge relief to break those stamps. quote:
That is certainly no substitute for going to a MD. Bingo! quote:
When some thing like this happens to a man it can be a crisis. Well, thank you, Mr. Obvious. quote:
That is unless you want the prescription to be a marathon man. That happens more than you might think. I'm sure the 30 million men out there with ED thank you for your compassion. quote:
If the ring is broken, then you don't need Viagra. I noticed that you didn't address this but ignoring it won't make it go away. First of all, it's bullshit, so why don't you just admit it's bullshit, that you shouldn't have said it and that you are NOT qualified to give any sort of medical opinion on ED. Additionally it's irresponsible and unethical to make such a statement. Second, whether the little stamp test is 'passed' or not, doesn't mean a damn thing because someone who has ED might be able to get erections, but they aren't sustainable. Getting an erection in your sleep doesn't do one damn thing for your sex life. ED can be due to medications, due to illness, due to injury etc. and Viagra ::or something like it:: is their only viable option, broken stamps or not. Let's dispel some more of your medical myth-conceptions. quote:
If the problem is caused by poor circulation, the erection may be small or nonexistent. If that is the case then Viagra would be the proper medication. Understand that only about 20% of sexual dysfunction falls in this category. This statement implies that there are other causes of ED rather than circulation. ED is an 'effect' of poor circulation. Poor circulation is a 'symptom,' not a cause. The 'cause' of the poor circulation is the variable, not the effect which poor circulation has on the human body. It's a simple matter of hydraulics. If the blood flow is restricted, by whatever the cause, the effect can be ED. If only 20% of ED is caused by poor circulation, what's the other 80% caused by? Medications which effect circulation? Illness which effects circulation? Emotional distress which effects circulation? Seeing a pattern here? Wanna rethink your statement now? Celeste
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