I my situation (treatment for hypertension) it became pretty clear that a reduction in blood pressure, which was the desired outcome, reduced blood flow resulting in some ED. As a result of birth defect or childhood injury some veins leak by and apparently I was getting away with it as I aged ...

I'd be worried about the band breaking allowing what could be relatively poisonous fluids back into your body.

That s great that the men you know are so open, honest, and unembarassed about being eunuchs. As more men live longer lives, more men will finish life as eunuchs than in past generations. It will start to be older men s puberty in reverse and get more common.

A few eunuchs don t mind showering ...

I'm in my 60s and talk with a childhood friend often. In discussions about sex we both feel our sex drives are high compared to others our age and how often we've heard women and men complain of their partner's sex drive - being higher or lower. She said that recently she dated two men and after a ...

An unintended side effect of one medication was to drop my testosterone to nearly zero. Since that side effect for that medicine wasn't common it took some time to realize (run the blood test) that my T was so low. The most profound change was my lack of interest in sex though hot flashes and a few ...

A few years ago I had an interesting conversation with a doctor who managed a number of medical things including childbirth. He suggested that for many situations, including childbirth, it looks easy (for the doctor) and that the patient outcome would be little or no different in the hands of an ...

In my discussion with doctors they suggested that removal was simpler than vasectomy in at least one respect - the surgeon must be sure only the vas is cut/removed and that the testical remains healthy otherwise. With removal that concern is eliminated. As mentioned before I know my doctor took ...

My vasectomy was done long before the various "no-scalpel" techniques became popular - fairly large incision, lots of stitches. I clearly recall the doctor explaining that he removed a short section of the vas - and sent that section to a lab for verification that it was the vas and not anything ...

A vasectomy more or less disconnects the duct that carries sperm from the testicals and has little or nothing to do with libido. I suppose there are a few men who've experiences a loss of drive but I think most men don't see that change.

I will tell you that years ago when I had mine done (before ...

A few years ago I had to work my way thru a number of medications for hypertension. One of the made orgasm/ejaculation nearly impossible resulting in a lot of frustration - libido was fine - worse than an itch that you can't scratch in my opinion.

Another med reduced but did not eliminate my libido ...