Ok guys there are a number of reasons for ed , however one I think hasn't recieved much attention is pelvic floor issues.
The cutting edge of mainstream medicine, is starting to look at pelvic floor weakness as an ed cause. They seem to be correct, some ed is caused by pelvic floor weakness and improved by doing kegels.
However I believe that some ed is caused by pelvic floor spasm which can be worsened by standard kegels. Of course much ed is caused by other factors alltogether.
My time is limited , so I am looking for cases that (a) would like to work with me and (b) fit a pelvic floor issue profile.
In regard to (b) do you have ED that appears to have no hormonal or pysc cause? Do you have issues with urination? Have kegels made your ed worse? Did you engauge in prolonged masturbation or sex?
In regard to myself, I make no claim in regard to education, I am not a doctor.
The cutting edge of mainstream medicine, is starting to look at pelvic floor weakness as an ed cause. They seem to be correct, some ed is caused by pelvic floor weakness and improved by doing kegels.
However I believe that some ed is caused by pelvic floor spasm which can be worsened by standard kegels. Of course much ed is caused by other factors alltogether.
My time is limited , so I am looking for cases that (a) would like to work with me and (b) fit a pelvic floor issue profile.
In regard to (b) do you have ED that appears to have no hormonal or pysc cause? Do you have issues with urination? Have kegels made your ed worse? Did you engauge in prolonged masturbation or sex?
In regard to myself, I make no claim in regard to education, I am not a doctor.
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