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So in a few months, I'll officially graduate as medical doctor.
During training, part of what is required of us to take history of patients. That is find out everything that happened prior to a patient coming to a hospital
Recently, I've seen a rise in more men coming down with Erectile Dysfunction. I'll be referring two cases here
Overall though, some of these cases are due to mental reasons, others are more serious problems like diabetes.
Not long ago, a man will call Mr A (mid 40s) came in with his wife. He has erectile dysfunction. Found out he took drugs for it from another hospital. It worked for a while until he developed high BP so he had to stop.
He was given lifestyle and dietary changes to stick to for about 4 - 6 months so we can monitor the progress.
Problem, is his wife is not so patient. Apparently this has been going on for months and "she's losing patience" and "is tired"
So I'm wondering how sex toys like dildos and vibrators would help their sex life in the time. Of course, medically speaking... there isn't much side effects of this.
However, from the relationship dynamic side of things I'm wondering if this sustainable... and for how long ?
Sure, she can have orgasms from this.... but will this affect their dynamic in any way?
Also will the issue of dildo sizes being bigger than him be an issue.
I'd like to know the various angles you feel this can go?
--Second case is Mr B (mid 30s) similar issues. He has erections but most times not strong or hard enough.
He's also on lifestyle and dietary changes. But in the mean time, is concerned about sex toys.
His concerns how does he explain why he doesn't want to use his dick during sex. Because you fuck a girl with just toys... and she'll start wondering why he doesn't use his dick too
So what are your takes on both
For Mr A, how does using toys like vibrators and dildos affect the dynamic of the relationship? And how sustainable is it? For life? A few years?
For Mr B, any ideas on how he can handle the issue of him not using dick but toys instead if/when girls bring it up?
During training, part of what is required of us to take history of patients. That is find out everything that happened prior to a patient coming to a hospital
Recently, I've seen a rise in more men coming down with Erectile Dysfunction. I'll be referring two cases here
Overall though, some of these cases are due to mental reasons, others are more serious problems like diabetes.
Not long ago, a man will call Mr A (mid 40s) came in with his wife. He has erectile dysfunction. Found out he took drugs for it from another hospital. It worked for a while until he developed high BP so he had to stop.
He was given lifestyle and dietary changes to stick to for about 4 - 6 months so we can monitor the progress.
Problem, is his wife is not so patient. Apparently this has been going on for months and "she's losing patience" and "is tired"
So I'm wondering how sex toys like dildos and vibrators would help their sex life in the time. Of course, medically speaking... there isn't much side effects of this.
However, from the relationship dynamic side of things I'm wondering if this sustainable... and for how long ?
Sure, she can have orgasms from this.... but will this affect their dynamic in any way?
Also will the issue of dildo sizes being bigger than him be an issue.
I'd like to know the various angles you feel this can go?
--Second case is Mr B (mid 30s) similar issues. He has erections but most times not strong or hard enough.
He's also on lifestyle and dietary changes. But in the mean time, is concerned about sex toys.
His concerns how does he explain why he doesn't want to use his dick during sex. Because you fuck a girl with just toys... and she'll start wondering why he doesn't use his dick too
So what are your takes on both
For Mr A, how does using toys like vibrators and dildos affect the dynamic of the relationship? And how sustainable is it? For life? A few years?
For Mr B, any ideas on how he can handle the issue of him not using dick but toys instead if/when girls bring it up?