6 Comments

1. xbikakingx  •  Dec 17, 2009 @6:52 am
   

   yep, they would. ive had that problem, then i got it replaced, so now im good.

2. Orinoco  •  Dec 17, 2009 @8:50 pm
   

   Probably not.

   It depends on the nature of the implant. Particularly if the implant has put stiffening material in the place of your corpora cavernosa (the natural part of the penis which becomes engorged with blood and causes the erection).

   Discuss this with your doctor.

3. NaturalCuresGuy  •  Dec 21, 2009 @3:13 am
   

   Procalis-x will work.

4. firestarter  •  Dec 21, 2009 @11:33 am
   

   Hi there sorry for your troubles. Penile implants do vary depending what time period they are inserted. If removed, erections will not be possible. Viagra and the other related drugs can enhance the erection giving more pleasure to the person with a functioning implant but will not give the desired erection with a nonfuctioning implant. Enzyte does not work. It is an over the counter supplement and includes a disclaimer and is not regulated by the FDA. I think they are tied up in litigation at this time. May you acquire the money you need to get a new implant. Things will improve for you.

5. donalore_43  •  Dec 22, 2009 @2:33 am
   

   Very doubtful my friend. See a sex therapist who can lead u right direction.

6. Pamela B  •  Dec 24, 2009 @6:06 pm
   

   Please ask a doctor, for the love of God!

   Have you met the “Can I pump something back in” guy?

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