Male Sexual Enhancement

I found out that my husband is secretly taking penis enhancement pills (we are currently living in different states-long distance thing). He has been taking them for at least 3 months and we haven’t had sex in that time period. He doesn’t need a bigger penis, it’s above average already. Are there other reasons people take these pills besides enhancement?
By the way he’s only 24…so is this a common thing with young guys…I pretty sure now he’s cheating right?

No it doesnt mean he’s cheating.. means he has an "male ego" issue.. men have issues with the size of the penis’ most arent happy and have to have the longest one in order to feel like a man.. this doesnt mean he’s cheating, means that he probably was to embarassed to do it in front of u so he did it while he was away and wants to see if you "notice" anything different.. ALOTTTTTTTT of guys have penis envy syndrom.. dont make a mountain out of a mole hill until u have proof more then this that something is going on.. this doesnt mean anything.. i was with a guy once that had such bad "penial envy " problems that he took the same stuff, he didnt do it for me, and he didnt do it for anyone else, he did it for himself thinking it will make him feel better .. men are with their penis the way women are with their looks.. "do i look fat in this" .. "is my penis big enough" .. its unreal.. dont read to much into this behavior other then he’s insecure about his own penis.

I have been on zoloft for ocd since age 13. I believe the zoloft has finally caught up to me. I dont enjoy sex at all, and almost find it boring. I find it hard to ejaculate even by myself. when I do I have grip tight and work too hard. It is almost I have never had an orgasm with a girl, and sometimes I have a hard time even gaining an errection by myself. I have not had much experience with sex (I just lost my virginity this year). I feel bad about my problem so bad that it effects my life. Is there any hope for this? and will the problem from years of zoloft go away? Should I take a male enhancement?
if I go to the doctor what kind of test will they run?

could I develop post ssri sexual dysfuntion. Been on it for 7 years

could there be nerve damage?

I know nothing about zoloft but I think you should just go to the doctor and discuss the problems with them. Perhaps there is another form of medication you can take. If you think male enhancement is the way to go you should still consult a doctor. Have you done research on zoloft? Are these problems your having said to be side effects of the medication?

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You’re not alone. Many women experience sexual difficulties at some point in their lives. By some estimates as many as four in 10 women experience at least one sexual concern. In medical circles, this is known as female sexual dysfunction.
Female sexual dysfunction implies persistent or recurrent problems encountered in one or more of the stages of sexual response. What you’re experiencing isn’t considered female sexual dysfunction unless you’re distressed about it or it negatively affects your relationship with your partner.
Although sexual problems associated with female sexual dysfunction are multifaceted, they’re treatable. Communicating your concerns and understanding your anatomy and your body’s normal physiological response to sexual intimacy are important steps toward regaining sexual satisfaction.
Signs and symptoms
Sexual concerns occur in women of all ages but may become more prevalent during hormonally vulnerable times, such as postpartum or with the menopausal transition. Sexual concerns may also occur with major illness, such as cancer.
Your problems might be classified as female sexual dysfunction if you experience one or more of the following and you experience personal distress because of it:
• Your desire to have sex is low or absent.
• You can’t maintain arousal during sexual activity or you don’t become aroused despite a desire to have sex.
• You cannot achieve an orgasm.
• You have pain during sexual contact.
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Several factors may contribute to sexual dissatisfaction or dysfunction. These factors tend to be interrelated. Women with sexual concerns benefit from a combined treatment approach that addresses medical as well as emotional issues.
• Physical. Physical conditions that may cause or contribute to sexual problems include arthritis, urinary or bowel difficulties, pelvic surgery, fatigue, headaches, other pain problems and neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis. Certain medications, including some antidepressants, blood pressure medications, antihistamines and chemotherapy drugs, can decrease sex drive and your ability to achieve orgasm.
• Hormonal. Lower estrogen levels during the menopausal transition may lead to changes in your genital tissues and your sexual responsiveness. The folds of skin that cover your genital region (labia) shrink and become thinner, exposing more of the clitoris. This increased exposure sometimes reduces the sensitivity of the clitoris, or may cause an unpleasant tingling or prickling sensation.
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Changes associated with the declining estrogen levels of menopause may impact sexual function. However, most women continue to have satisfying sexual intimacy during and after the menopausal transition.
• Psychological and social. Psychological factors that cause or contribute to sexual problems include emotional difficulties such as untreated anxiety, depression or stress, and a history of sexual abuse. During pregnancy, after childbirth or while breast-feeding, you may experience a decrease in sexual desire. You may find it difficult to fill multiple needs and roles, such as job demands, homemaking, being a mother and sometimes also caring for aging parents. Your partner’s age and health, your feelings toward your partner, and your view of your own body or that of your partner are additional factors that may combine to cause sexual problems. Cultural and religious issues also may be contributing factors.
Psychological factors may contribute to or result from sexual dysfunction. Regardless of the cause of sexual dysfunction, you usually need to address emotional and relationship issues for treatment to be effective.
Female sexual dysfunction is generally divided into four categories:
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• Sexual pain disorder. You have pain associated with sexual stimulation or vaginal contact.

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We have been together now for a year, before that he was basically alone for 8 years after a bad break up. He’s charming, and sweet, takes good care of me (which my kids love!!!) I am a widow, had been married for 20 years, my husband was very sexual, and we had a wonderful relationship until the day of his tragic accident at work. All my kids are grown and live on their own, so my boyfriend and i live alone. He maintains out of all the relationships he has ever had in his life i am the best he’s ever had, and would never do anything to harm our relationship. the problem lies in h is libido. He does have high blood pressure, and takes meds for that, and the Dr gave him Levitra as well. The problem is he never wants to take it, and always changes the subject when i try to talk to him about it. I would like to increase his libido through natural remidies in hopes that this will help

Cucumber salad with tomatoes works. With some sour cream. It works to help that broblem. And also fruit salad andd tuna works. no joke.

idk…but extenders do…the extender works by keeping the flacid penis gently stretched out for several hrs causing the smooth muscle in the corpus cavernoum to divide (yes smooth muscle, dont believe me? look up why viagra works)
most porn stars with those creepy 15 inchers used them, but theywere prlly alredy like 10-12 inches…but who wants that anyway? you gonna have deeper problems to want that

all these dumbass post this crap about
Penis pills, male enhancement and all that crap
on myspace

its so stupid

why u think they do that?

because it works! it MAKES MONEY!

home shopping network makes dumb products too. but they spend money on broadcasting. they do it because it MAKES MONEY!