For many men who suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) or impotence, the new minimally invasive therapy may be just what the doctor ordered.  Men with ED are traditionally treated with oral medications such as Viagra, Cialis or Levitra.  This successfully works in 80-85% of men, at least for a while.  Then the medications may be less effective especially in men with associated conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, high cholesterol levels, or hypertension.

The next level of treatment may be self-injection therapy using medications that increase the blood supply to the penis.  This consists of using a small needle to inject medication directly into the penis 15-30 minutes before engaging in sexual intimacy.  This medication allows an erection to last for 30-40 minutes.  The other option is to use a vacuum device, which is a long plastic tube, applied to the penis.  The air around the penis is evacuated to create a partial vacuum, which allows blood to rush into the penis that is trapped by the application of a thick rubber band at the base of the penis.

If these treatments don’t work, then the man either gives up on his sex life or agrees to a surgical procedure to insert a penile prosthesis.  The most commonly used prosthesis is an inflatable prosthesis that allows a man to have an erection whenever he wants and the erection will last as long as the man wishes to maintain the erection.  After the man has ended his sexual encounter, he can touch a release button on the prosthesis, and the penis becomes soft or flaccid.  The prosthesis is entirely concealed inside the penis and no one can tell that the man has the prosthesis in place.  The insertion of the prosthesis usually requires a general anesthesia and takes 45-120 minutes to perform.  Most men will stay in the hospital overnight and are discharged the day after the procedure.

Now a new technique, which was developed by a Florida urologist, allows the procedure to be done under local anesthesia in less than 15 minutes.  The whole procedure is done through a small opening 1-2 inches long in the lower abdomen.  Men are able to leave the one-day stay surgical facility in a few hours after the procedure or as soon as the man can urinate.  Most men only require an oral pain pill for a day or two after the procedure.  Men can begin using the prosthesis one to two days after the procedure and most men can begin having sexual intimacy in 3-4 weeks afterwards.  Most insurance companies, including Medicare, pay for the procedure.

Bottom Line: If you are suffering from ED and the oral medications are no longer effective, see your doctor, as you may be a candidate for minimally invasive treatment.  You and your partner will be happy you found a treatment that works for you.

Dr. Neil Baum is a urologist who specializes in the treatment of erectile dysfunction.  He can be reached at 504 891-8454 or via his website, www.neilbaum.com

Although most of these sounds brutal ineffective or even silly, gives an idea of what the sexual culture was developed thousands of years ago. Most of the techniques described below are not applicable in our time, there are things to learn from them.

First, aphrodisiacs and libido enhancers male described. Here are some of them:

"Honey" milk, cooked in which the testicles of a ram or a goat have been [...] that a man strong as a bull "

"Pumpkin seedsGround with almonds and sugarcane root, or root Cowhage and strips of bamboo, milk and stir in honey "

"Wheat and flour, baked with honey and sprinkled with powdered sugar and pumpkin seeds and Cowhage be a strength for a thousand women," "the egg yolk mixed into rice pudding a sparrow that has thickened with cream, wild – honey and ghee (clarified butter) "

The Kama Sutra also stresses the importance of foreplay, when the signs of menPE. For a man, before penetration, owes its partners to "caress the clitoris with your fingers to wake up."

Or, if your erection is not maintained, the man who "was the delicate procedure for oral or make a phallus-shaped artificial to use for [his] natural conditions.

Now, for the first stage of the penis lengthening technique, rubbing the penis with wasp stings and massage oil sweet.

Although it seems absurd, it can be veryTrue.

Bee venom contains several important peptides. They are used in medicine to relieve inflammation and muscle injuries or arthritis. Bee venom inhibits the synthesis of prostaglandins, stimulates the body to produce natural cortisol and particularly important for us, increases blood flow in the region. More blood in the penis means bigger erections.

Next, "if it swells, let it for ten nights through a hole in your bed every night going to sleepstomach. "

That would work, because it filled corpora cavernosa of the penis. The cavity in this tissue (white as corpora cavernosa and corpus spongiosum) Expand the physical external pressure so that more blood to flow into the penis, increasing its size.

The legend also tells us that the people of this technique with the management of their penises enlarged throughout their lives. "

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Dancing Goats and Impotence

March 2nd, 2010

 

“Dear Kaldi, yes, he herds the goat

Tiresome walks without an antidote

Til one day a bush he found

With bright red cherries all around

The goats they ate and chomped the fruit

Then pranced and danced without a flute.”

 

The dancing goat legend is the most well-known part of coffee’s 1000 year-old history. Roasts are named after it and the Ethiopians get credit for figuring out that if you roast beans then add water, you’ve got one hell of a picker upper.

However, coffee’s original impression on the world was more scientific. It was recently discovered that coffee can help those that suffer from liver disease, meaning that not much has changed throughout the beans journey.  

The first textual mention of coffee was found within a medical book written by the Arabian Astronomer “Rhazes” in the 10th century. He describes Bunchum (coffee) as “hot and dry and very good for the stomach.”

Similar to tea, coffee blossomed through the medical community where it gained ground as a cure for indigestion. The blessed bean was also listed as a cure for the bubonic plague.

When coffee finally made its way out of Africa and the Middle East to Europe in the 17th century, doctors were fast to praise the drug.

Physician Gideon Harvey wrote in his book Advice Against the Plague (1665), that coffee is:

A very whoesom and Physical drink, having many excellent vertues, closes the Orifice of the Stomack, fortifies the heat within, helpeth Digestion, quickneth the Spirits, maketh the Heart lightsom, is good against Eye-sores, Coughs, or Colds, Rhumes, Consumptions, Head-ach, Dropsy, Gout, Scurvy, Kings Evil, and many others.

Yet benefits and health warnings go hand in hand. Since coffee made people feel good, there had to be a catch.

In 1674, a group of women drew up a petition against coffee explaining that “this pitiful drink is enough to bewitch Men … and tie up the Codpiece-points without a Charm.” They also claimed it made men too thin and that it caused headaches.

Well the headache part has been embraced as anyone who has gone without caffeine has felt the afternoon pound. Thankfully our advancements have de-bunked the impotency idea.

Coffee has moved far beyond the legendary herder. It has been poked and prodded and found to be more than just an enjoyable beverage that causes hyperactivity in goats.

As the medical community continues to find more antioxidants, cures for liver disease and possibly cancer, coffee remains an ancient drink providing the same benefits as it did hundreds and hundreds of years ago.

February 2004
In the few days after diagnosis I begin to realize my most pressing practical, immediate concern stemming from all this: completing my marathons scheduled in Kentucky (a few weeks away, in March) and South Dakota (May), to fulfill my goal of at least one marathon or 50K in all 50 states & DC. The hormone therapy may reduce my strength and endurance. I may not succeed on the timetable I’ve targeted; I may have to follow through later—maybe this fall, maybe these same events next year or later.

If possible. That bell curve can take a nasty turn on the short end. I’m just as vulnerable to that as anyone.

FTR, I do complete both events, attaining my 50&DC goal. Neither event seems to suffer for the anti-testosterone. Without having had the PSA test, most likely I might have gone on to do these events, oblivious to the pathology growing inside me. Who knows how long I might have gone until urological or other symptoms emerged. Good thing we caught it at this point.

Many variables remain unknown. Whatever challenges I face in this, I aim to rank in the far positive end of the curve, the top 10% of successful responses to the cancer. I’ll settle for 20%. I know I can’t actually make that happen. I can increase my chances, but I have no guarantees. Cancer is as cancer does.

Tomorrow morning I see my oncologist to discuss options related to my PSA, now up to 23.9, the highest it’s gone. I have no idea whether he’ll say, “Well, let’s just check it again in six weeks,” or “It’s time to start chemo [or some other intervention].

Understandably I have trouble getting to sleep tonight. Whatever happens in about 8.5 hours, tomorrow night getting to sleep will become a different experience.

Nick (left) with Dr. Michael Lerch

Prostate immobalisation device

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer affecting Australian males with over 16,000 new cases diagnosed each year.

A common treatment for prostate cancer is Radiotherapy. Radiotherapy can be delivered externally using high energy x-rays generated from a medical linear accelerator or by implanting radioactive sources into the prostate. During radiotherapy delivery, the prostate (the target) can move around due to internal rectal and bladder filling. When this happens, the surrounding healthy organs can move into the radiation field. As such, radiotherapy for prostate cancer carries the risk of side effects associated with rectal and bladder function which can affect the quality of life of survivors.

The Centre for Medical Radiation Physics is working on a novel prostate immobilisation device which includes a radiation detector. This works to immobilise the target in the radiation field and also monitor rectal dose. This system will allow clinicians to actively monitor the radiation delivery and if required, modify the delivery so that tumour control is maintained with minimal side effects. 

The CMRP is working on this project with a USA based company, RadiaDyne, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA and at the local level, St. George Hospital in Kogarah.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me by commenting on this blog post.

Honours student, Sally Evans

I completed Honours in Creative Writing in 2009, graduating with the University Medal for the Faculty of Creative Arts. My thesis examined the notion of authorship in poetry, and the individual, intentional and experiential basis that a reader presumes to govern a text. In essence, I argued that the authorial figure in a text is constructed from the text itself, not the other way around – that a collaborative text could still use the first-person ‘I’ or a computer-generated text can refer to human experiences that the program could never have. Ironically, the other component of my Honours project – a major collection of poetry – was hugely personal: a collection of short, observational relationship poems.

Having been offered a scholarship to undertake a PhD here at UOW, my forthcoming project will continue to examine the links between creative writing and computer technology – an interest that began in 2008 with a conference paper at ‘Poetry and the Trace’ in Melbourne, and was more clearly articulated in my Honours project. For my PhD, I want to develop a model of writing on the internet that is explicitly rhizomatic – part of an evolving network of connections rather than a fixed hierarchical structure between author and reader. Ideally, this will spark some new directions in my creative work, as well as providing an opportunity to learn more about the potential intersections of art and technology.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me by commenting on this blog post. 

One unspoken truth about terminating human life in the womb is that not only does an abortion (or pill) kill a living person and physically and/or psychologically hurt the mother, the death often affects the would-be father’s in negative ways.  Here’s some info found at the Abortion Recovery CARE Directory.

In an online study of post-abortion men, we have found that men may be so traumatized by the abortion that they experience symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). These symptoms include those of hyper-arousal, re-experiencing the traumatic event, and avoidance of reminders of the abortion.

Little research has been published concerning the effects of abortion on men but there are some common findings among those studies. These commonalities are as follows:

  • Men tend to suppress their own emotions when they learn that their partners are unexpectedly pregnant, when the abortion decision is being made, and after the abortion is performed.1,2,3
  • Men have stated that they believe this is what they should do in order to support their partners. While this may seem to be the right thing to do at the time, negative feelings will eventually have to be dealt with one way or another.
  • Relationships are stressed by abortion. Reports of relationship failure following abortion have varied from 25% to 70%.5
  • Some men will withdraw from relationships, particularly intimate relationships with women. Others may become promiscuous and still others may experience sexual problems such as impotence.6
  • Many relationships will suffer from a decrease in healthy communication.7
  • Sadly, many couples never discuss the abortion.
  • Another finding is that many men want counseling. 8,9,10
  • Post-abortion men do not perceive abortion as an easy experience and, in fact, 72 to 75% of men disagreed that men involved with abortion have an easy time of it and that they have few “lingering or disturbing thoughts” about the abortion. 11,12
  • Still another common finding among the studies referred to here is that, after abortion, men may experience intense and painful emotions including grief, anxiety, guilt, helplessness, and anger. Their psychological pain may be acted out in substance abuse or other risk-taking behaviors. Negative emotions may progress to clinical depression, angry outbursts, or severe anxiety that impairs concentration. Men may also experience delayed grief reactions and be at risk for unresolved or complicated grief. 13

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Milking the prostate is a technique used for the prostate for sexual pleasure or massage medical treatment. If the prostate is stimulated, lead to a high level of sexual pleasure and orgasms powerful. In this article you learn how to properly enlarge prostate milking orgasm intensity and size of the problem of erection.

Getting Started

It is strongly recommended to involve your partner to help milking the prostate for maximum pleasure. Before the massage,empty bladder, urinary avoid later date. If your partner who has long nails that she trim. Alternatively, you can use a latex glove to serve as a barrier to prevent complaints on the prostate. Next, see an adult film together and make you feel relaxed and excited.

Outdoor milking prostate

Your prostate is stimulated externally and internally. Prostate milking involves stimulating the external perineum. The dam is a small diamond-like on the ground betweenSensitive testicles and anus with nerve dysfunction.

Here's how milking outside: Tell your partner massage the buttocks with lubricants warming. Then gently rub the perineum moving slow and steady.

Internal milking the prostate

Have your partner move with your fingers in your anus. When you exhale, slide your finger to see the prostate. This is a bean, as a knot of about 2 inches from the base of the penis, which is yourProstate. Then, you remove the prostate with fingers gently curved, reaching orgasm.

Tip: if you do your work, try to squeeze the PC muscle as if you were to do Kegel exercises. It increases exponentially the feeling.

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The Male G-Spot: A How-To

February 26th, 2010

Someone recently asked me if men have a g-spot. My answer was “Yes, but it’s not called