Penis Pumps for Erectile Dysfunction
Penis pumps are somewhat clumsy to use, but they do work. They are safe to use. They are more favoured by older married men. It is allowable to use this in combination with other measures such as medications or even an implant.
Penis pumps have the advantage of being inexpensive, of course the initial cost is high, but after that there is no more costs. Many older men prefer these since it helps them avoid talking to the doctor about their sexual problems.
Men like it because you can 'create' an erection at will, and end it when it is no longer needed. And yes, women do find it comical to see their spouse pump it up like as if it was bicycle. "Pump up your bicycle honey!" And of course the great Austin Powers was using it too !
Pumps do need some skill to operate, since it is very mechanical. It is also a bit humiliating to tell the simpering woman, "Darling wait a while while I get my member pumped up". And not uncommonly she will tell her partner, "I am going to start without you…."
Some men complain that the semen does not go properly when they ejaculate. Some manufacturers make constriction rings with a small cutout that may help with this.
Adverse effects of penis pumps:
- Using a penis pump is safe for most men, but side effects can include:
- Hemorrhagic spots on the penis (petechiae)
- Numbness or coldness of the penis
- Pain or bruising of the penis
- A sense of trapped semen during ejaculation or delayed ejaculation
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