Vimax anyone? not for "growing"

[Yono]

I went to an urologist for a checkup and I told him my erections were not as stiff as I wanted, he told me I should check for psychological issues and referred me to a therapist.
Still he recommended I try Vimax 50mg as a little help, I've tried it two times and I have not felt any change at all.
Is there anything special that needs to be done? Should erection com automagically? I tried once with my partner and once by myself, in both cases I got an erection (by external stimulation) like past times but nothing special, am I missing something?

 

[LambHair McNeil]

It's very puzzling that a true doctor would recommend a {purported} penis enlargement pill that one buys off the internet. If he did, I might recommend to you that you consider a new doctor. Consider the {paraphrased} words of Dr. Ira Sharlip, spokesman for the American Urological Assn: Penis pills aren't science...they're science fiction.

What did this doctor do in the way of evaluating your complaint? Did he run a full battery of tests/bloodwork? If he did nothing other than recommending you go to the internet, seek out another urologist or a general, family doctor and bring this issue up with them. Get fully checked out to rule out/in physical causes of your erectile issues. Sometimes, erectile issues can be leading indicators of other health problems.

If you are physically healthy and everything is A-OK there, then you might consider speaking with someone about the mental side of things, seeing if stress could be causing some of this.....but find a competent physician first and explore the bodily-cause route.

 

[Yono]

Thanks for the response, he only gave me a sample and recommended I tried them to "help", he did order to do a full checkup as you mention and also to check hte mental thing, I just haven't done it yet.
I suppose he did not give it to me as the "enlargement" scam, but as the viagra replacement, apparently they're both made from the same stuff

 

[LambHair McNeil]

Well...Viagra's ingredient list goes something like: Sildenafil citrate, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium hydrogen phosphate, croscarmellose, magnesium stearate.

Vimax's ingredient list contains: Muira Puama, Velvet, Ginkgo biloba, Damiana, Cayenne, Oats, Avena sativa, Ginseng, Panax Ginseng, Caltrop, Tribulus terrestris, cellulise, vegetable stearate and silica.

I'm no chemist, but I don't think those two lists represent the same thing.