Anyone Have a Penile Implant?

I wouldn't know.

I was just wondering what other options you've looked into before considering permanent surgery?

Have you been to a doctor, or a urologist? Have you tried ED drugs? Have you tried herbal ED drugs (may take a few months to kick in)? Have you tried therapy? Have you tried diet and exercise and healthy supplementation such as with Omega 3, Multi-vit/min, probiotics, etc?

I'm sure you've tried some, but what...

I've had the problem for years, starting when I was in great shape and very skinny, and I'm heavier now. The change didn't seem to make a difference as far as the ED went.

I tried therapy, but it doesn't seem like a mental issue. I stopped even getting the involuntary morning erections that are just to hold off urination.

I tried viagra, and it worked briefly, but it was almost as if I developed an immunity to it's effects after a short while.

Tried a couple of 'herbal' type treatments, but they didn't do a thing.

Ok, good to hear you've tried other avenues.

Have you talked with doctors or urologists about other treatments? Tried any other drugs?

I also just wanted to note skinny and strong is not healthy. A person can eat Taco Bell for every meal and still be skinny, and would be strong from simple exercise. Healthy comes from eating the right foods and avoiding the wrong ones. Eating 9-12 servings of vegetables and fruit everyday, mostly raw and mostly organic (especially apples, strawberries, cucumbers, celery, peaches, etc. as they have high amounts of pesti/herbicides). Low on grains, but the seeds, nuts, grains you do eat should be soaked, sprouted, or fermented. If you eat dairy, it should be non-pasteurized and raw and organic. Meats should be organic. Including fermented foods is good, and/or probiotic supplements. Also a natural multi-vit/mineral, as well as an Omega 3 supplement. Avoid refined sugar, processed flours, hydrogenated oils, and overall any processed foods. Steaming vegetables is the best way to cook them, and oils should generally not be cooked with. Not that oils are bad, but heating them is. Don't overcook meat, or anything for that matter.

To top it off add an exercise routine. Including cardio as well as weight training. Weight training isn't just for muscles, it's for health and strong bones.

Either way, I'm glad to hear you've looked into and tried other methods. I'd try the diet and exercise (especially if your previous fitness wasn't the result of a healthy diet) as it's known to cure all sorts of uncurable diseases and conditions and has specific relations to erections.

Maybe someone will come along and answer your question from experience, but unlikely. At least not many. Perhaps you could find a forum or site more geared towards the subject.

how old are you ?

its definatly not a thing to consider when you are in your 20s 30s or so.

how bout cialis or other ED drugs but in moeration