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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsA man's erectile issues should be everyone's business, don't you think?
It is vital for all of us to know who can or can't get it up anymore and why. So, before any prescription for Viagra or any other ED drug is given, a mandatory counseling session and rectal exam should be imperative-for prostate awareness.
And, although he might find the idea of a rectal exam repugnant and humiliating he would still have to sign a note of permission in order to be eligible for the services he sought. Then, of course, would come the mandatory counseling session, where a doctor, most probably a female, would explain the process to him in vivid detail, and even show him graphic pictures of a rectal exam. I guess he could object and try to refuse but he -did- sign that permission form. Of course, he is free to 'choose' to see a painful, intrusive, humiliating, unwanted and unnecessary rectal probe as rape, but really, we women know what's best for the men and for their bodies and, after all, it is for their own good.
snooper2
(30,151 posts)A. The 6:00 Woody..
For most men...
hlthe2b
(113,850 posts)their detailed sexual history, history of cardiac and rectal exams-- to insure that we detect early problems-- and of course, any history of inappropriate sexual behavior--including their use of pornography, 1-800 sex chat lines, and any college fraternity pranks. They need to document having seen a very graphic film detailing the complications associated with a seriously prolonged erection, for sure--for their own good, after all. The registry, "flaccidity watch" should be fully funded without delay.
(if I really need to do so)
solara
(3,894 posts)RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)That is a valid consequential observation.
What's fair for one is fair for all?
cottage10
(49 posts)I don't want my tax dollars going toward some man so he can have so much sex that he can barely walk. So much promiscuous sex--why, I bet he'll want women (or men) to pay for it! <sarcasm>
It is a subject that Rush isn't going to talk about, I wonder why?
dkf
(37,305 posts)I haven't heard of any.
retread
(3,919 posts)horseshoecrab
(944 posts)Sildenafil, the generic of Viagra, is used to treat pulmonary hypertension. PH can be a pretty deadly condition.
The company that makes Viagra manufactures a version of sildenafil called Revatio for use in PH treatment. It's the same thing as Viagra. Not sure of any dosage difference in the two.
horseshoecrab
11 Bravo
(24,308 posts)Fawke Em
(11,366 posts)CTyankee
(68,160 posts)settled in with my afternoon glass of wine and here you are with your post!
Thanks for my big, belly laugh of the day...
soozannah
(1 post)I believe initially it was supposed to be some kind of a heart treatment medicine. Having a keeping a hard-on was a side-effect.
Politicalboi
(15,189 posts)And they shouldn't allow men who are married to women who are too old to have children get Viagra. Why do they need it if no children are going to be created. And if you have low sperm count, you will be denied Viagra. An erected penis should ONLY be used to create children.
slackmaster
(60,567 posts)(ETA being female doesn't mean you aren't affected by SOMEONE'S issues.)
solara
(3,894 posts)slackmaster
(60,567 posts)SoCalDem
(103,856 posts)"Ask your doctor if it's safe for you to have sex"
That certainly implies that a FULL work up should be forthcoming.. EKG..prostate exam..full urological exam (complete with the metal dilator thingie), and perhaps an ultrasound, just to make sure things look okay "down there"..
Gander..meat meet, sauce
nykym
(3,063 posts)close his eyes if it is uncomfortable!
WheelWalker
(9,399 posts)I read that as "erectile tissues"
Codeine
(25,586 posts)badtoworse
(5,957 posts)Bigmack
(8,020 posts)solara
(3,894 posts)sinkingfeeling
(57,790 posts)have the names and addresses of all men taking the stuff on a public website.
zappaman
(20,627 posts)Wait...nevermind.
solara
(3,894 posts)KatyMan
(4,339 posts)your erectile dysfunction to your employer!
Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)11 Bravo
(24,308 posts)wendylaroux
(2,925 posts)he would just eat them.
tanyev
(49,236 posts)and provides notes from his doctor and his wife.
just1voice
(1,362 posts)to keep all those evil unwanted sexual acts from ever occurring. LOL.
mary195149
(379 posts)I think what men really should be required to do, is have regular testosterone checks done at their doctor's office to make sure their testosterone is within normal range and not to high where they may find themselves committing a rape.
Health insurance need not pay for this. That's just the cost and inconvenience of being a male to insure to women that men's levels are within safe limits.