Shockwave for Erectile Dysfunction

More and more men are having shockwave therapy to fix their erectile dysfunction, either at a clinic or self-administered. This is a forum to for men to discuss what experiences they have had, what treatment they used, and what results they obtained.  The goal is to get men to share their ideas, trials, successes and failures in order to help other men working to improve their mojo as well.

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    11/02/2020 3:45 pm  #1

    Marlin
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    Aspirin

    Has anyone read about this?Aspirin Found Effective for Erectile Dysfunction

     

    11/02/2020 4:13 pm  #2

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    Re: Aspirin

    Marlin wrote:

    Has anyone read about this?Aspirin Found Effective for Erectile Dysfunction

    If anyone has information I'd love to know also. 

     

    11/02/2020 4:35 pm  #3

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    Re: Aspirin

    just google it and read about the study.

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    11/02/2020 4:41 pm  #4

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    dicklimppen I'm in my second week of taking aspirin (usually 3 a day) and their study was 6 weeks one a day. I think it may help me a little but have not tried Viagra or anything else alone with aspirin.

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    11/04/2020 3:22 am  #5

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    Re: Aspirin

    The article I read was from 2018. Seems like the idea has been around a while but didn't get much notice. Also, all that asprin has to be tough on the stomach

     

    11/05/2020 8:47 pm  #6

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    Re: Aspirin

    One low dose (baby) aspirin daily has been shown to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.  It works as a blood thinner. 

    Aspirin in higher doses may have side effects, including preventing blood clotting necessary to heal wounds, and aspirin may cause unwanted bleeding.

    We want our blood to circulate as well as possible, and low dose aspirin may help some of us.  I would suggest consulting your doctor before starting any aspirin regimen.

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    11/06/2020 9:52 am  #7

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    Re: Aspirin

    News: Aspirin No Longer Recommended for Heart Attack Prevention.
    https://austinheart.com/blog/entry/news-aspirin-no-longer-recommended-for-heart-attack-prevention

     

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