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Less intensity in the erection after corticoids treatment

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6 years 7 months ago - 6 years 7 months ago #66045 by GrouchoMarx
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Dear all,
I am 50 but and I was diagnosed with ITP last September. Until then my erection were exactly the same than when I was 20. It last in time and in intensity.
I have been 2 months on prednisone (October - November) and I had one Dex Pulse (at the middle of December). My erections are getting worst since then.

Note: I even have erections during my sleep almost every night. Isn't the erection the problem but its quality.

Any advice or comment?

txs in advance
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6 years 6 months ago #66124 by GrouchoMarx
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Things are back to normal.
Did the multivitamins and the sunbathing did the job? I dont know.
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6 years 6 months ago - 6 years 6 months ago #66250 by Lman
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I had same experience .
Your sexual desires get less while you're on prednisone or other forms of cotricios (simply google it)
for me , it came back to normal range ( or even more ... ) later as I discontinued them :P
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6 years 6 months ago #66314 by Sinfoniarc
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I found that either taking testosterone shots or using Androgel helped. Androgel is SO much cheaper than it used to be but the testosterone shots cost me about $25/month without insurance (ins wouldn't pay for it). An 18-23 gauge needle hurts - not going to lie - but I had more energy and more desire when I was using it than without.
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5 years 9 months ago #68292 by voltron03
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Hello, i’m 40 and was diagnosed last year. I completed high dosage corticosteroid treatment last July and I can say I had pretty bad case of ED after every treatment. The first day or so I felt like Superman and erections were incredible. But towards the 3rd and 4th day desire just fell through the floor and had less intense erections. The situation got worse a week after. No erections at all. At first I thought it was the itp, but after the last treatment the pattern became quite evident. Things have returned to normal for the most part. Now i think it’s the stress of dealing with the disease that affects my libido at times. It’s a vicious circle.
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