What are your thoughts on the idea of doctors prescribing vibrators for pelvic floor health? Do you think it's a promising approach, or do you have concerns or reservations about it?
I must say that I am VERY GLAD to hear you begin to use the phrase "Erectile Difficulty" as this more accurately describes the issue as opposed to calling everything Erectile Dysfunction. Another accurate phrase I would like to hear the medical profession begin to use is Erectile Variance...which impacts every masle that has ever lived on this planet without any of the negative stigma and shame that surrounds the phrase dysfunction. Men, as we all know are much more reluctant to ever to to see a DR than women are. They are furthermore reluctant if it is for an intimate issue. So, by the time we name it something embarrassing and point him toward a female practitioner, there is nearly zero chance he will go. Making it easier on men to be seen will help us all. And it will also benefit their partners.
Great points. It all starts with deciding to do something about erectile difficulty. The 2 female PA’s if have seen at the Urology office have been really helpful and have a empathy and caring attitude that has greatly encouraged me to make lifestyle changes and use the treatment protocals recommended. I can talk to them about anything and they are straight up in telling you facts and options.
A question: What if a person comes into your office and learns about taking care of themselves sexually, or learns others ways to please themselves and goes home with this new knowledge. I wonder how the other partner feels about the introduction of new practices, angles, tools toys etc... I imagine many might feel intimidated or like they have not been doing it well enough to please their partner. Or that they were bad enough at sexual practices that their other half needed to go lear elsewhere...like they weren't good enough. Im sure this has happened. I just wonder what one does to introduce new ideas at home without hurting the other persons feelings/ego...especially and specifically the male ego.
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What are your thoughts on the idea of doctors prescribing vibrators for pelvic floor health? Do you think it's a promising approach, or do you have concerns or reservations about it?
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I must say that I am VERY GLAD to hear you begin to use the phrase "Erectile Difficulty" as this more accurately describes the issue as opposed to calling everything Erectile Dysfunction. Another accurate phrase I would like to hear the medical profession begin to use is Erectile Variance...which impacts every masle that has ever lived on this planet without any of the negative stigma and shame that surrounds the phrase dysfunction. Men, as we all know are much more reluctant to ever to to see a DR than women are. They are furthermore reluctant if it is for an intimate issue. So, by the time we name it something embarrassing and point him toward a female practitioner, there is nearly zero chance he will go. Making it easier on men to be seen will help us all. And it will also benefit their partners.
Great points. It all starts with deciding to do something about erectile difficulty. The 2 female PA’s if have seen at the Urology office have been really helpful and have a empathy and caring attitude that has greatly encouraged me to make lifestyle changes and use the treatment protocals recommended. I can talk to them about anything and they are straight up in telling you facts and options.
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A question: What if a person comes into your office and learns about taking care of themselves sexually, or learns others ways to please themselves and goes home with this new knowledge. I wonder how the other partner feels about the introduction of new practices, angles, tools toys etc... I imagine many might feel intimidated or like they have not been doing it well enough to please their partner. Or that they were bad enough at sexual practices that their other half needed to go lear elsewhere...like they weren't good enough. Im sure this has happened. I just wonder what one does to introduce new ideas at home without hurting the other persons feelings/ego...especially and specifically the male ego.
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