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My partner suffered a cardiac arrest and underwent a triple coronary bypass surgery around 10 months ago. After initial recovery we noticed that his cock was not getting fully erect anymore and had a slight curve that was not previously there.
He only talked to his doctor about this last month and has since been to see a urologist. He has been prescribed Cialis (tadalafil) to take daily and also been advised to buy a pump to try and straighten the curve/break down the plaque.
Understandably, my partner is depressed about this and I was wondering if anyone else is in a similar position and has any words of wisdom/encouragement.
We are also wondering what has caused this? He has not knowingly injured his cock but we are wondering if the statin medication he now takes may have caused this?
TIA
He only talked to his doctor about this last month and has since been to see a urologist. He has been prescribed Cialis (tadalafil) to take daily and also been advised to buy a pump to try and straighten the curve/break down the plaque.
Understandably, my partner is depressed about this and I was wondering if anyone else is in a similar position and has any words of wisdom/encouragement.
We are also wondering what has caused this? He has not knowingly injured his cock but we are wondering if the statin medication he now takes may have caused this?
TIA
