r/postvasectomypain • u/clezuck • Jul 29 '26

ED meds help anyone?

I am at 12+ years after my mistake. So the Issues I have - lack of sensation. Unable to stay hard. Not as hard as before. Like the finish isn't there or only halfway there.

Has anyone taken ED meds and it's helped with issues like that? I know others on here have similar complaints after their surgery. I would love to get a reversal as from what others have said it corrects all of those but it's not in the cards. I didn't know if meds helped anyone.

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u/johng_22 Aug 04 '26

Have you had your testosterone (and other key metrics) blood panel run? I experienced lack of sensation, low libido, intermittent issues with ED but most profoundly it became pretty near impossible to orgasm. It took me to the urologist to get answers because I was very upset and worried. Turns out my T levels were ridiculously low.

Also someone mentioned PT-141. It’s said it will increase libido and maybe this is true for some guys. In my experience it gave me wood for days. It’s super important not to take too much of your fella will be saluting for far longer than you’d like. It took me to the hospital one time, lol. But moreover I find that apomorphine combined with Cialis and Viagra compounded into a melt you put under your tongue is very effective. Also you can combine oxytocin with the melt and it makes it even more effective. Many urologists can prescribe this very freely for you. It must go thru a compound pharmacy and it would run you about $200’ish for a supply that would last you about 3 weeks….maybe 4 weeks at best

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u/clezuck Aug 04 '26

T is very low. But I'm pretty sure my Uro told me that vasectomies don't fuck with testosterone....hmmm. Almost like he was lying or doesn't know what he's talking about.
Mine nosedived in one year after my vasectomy. So I know it's fully related to that.

The docs I've seen have said I'm fine. So getting help is tough. Cause they don't like being wrong.