Neither condition is painful nor serious and does not need treatment. They stop happening after a few uses. This device may not be an appropriate treatment for men who have sickle cell anemia, leukemia, or blood clotting problems. Proper use of it requires some manual dexterity and average hand strength. All criticism of these devices centers around the use of tension rings, and the loss of spontaneity in lovemaking.
Many men believe, however, that they are far better sexual partners with the device.
This prescription in pill form becomes the first non-surgical treatment for impotence that doesn't have to be either injected or inserted directly into the penis. And unlike other remedies, it does not cause an erection unless the man is sexually stimulated. Viagra is an erection enhancer, but does not affect the libido or desire in normal men. According to the FDA drug chief, Viagra is not an aphodisiac. In clinical trials, Viagra has demonstrated efficacy in treating erectile dysfunction from psychogenic, organic, or mixed causes.