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i have heard about cutting a nerve to stop you being able to have errections but cannot find the info i saw befor also are there any other ways to make sex imposssible and i know still no penectomy for me it all seams to be dead ends no one will do it !!!thanks

madmax (imported) wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2008 6:50 am i have heard about cutting a nerve to stop you being able to have errections

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its blood pressure that causes the erection in a male,

the head of the penis has nerves in it that cause the penis

to get stimulated, never heard of one nerve controlling the

lot.

huuummm it was a nerve at the base of the penis i saw a diagram online (real or fake i dont know)but i just cant find the page anymore

It is the pudendal nerve. It takes care of the genitals as well as the rectal sphincters, as i recall. Clip it and become incontinent, pissing and shitting yourself I suspect. To say nothing of the danger of causing tissue to have no feeling, thus no warning of danger or actual harm.

so is there anyway to stop erections compleatly other than pills

What I remember the nerve bundle is deep inside of the body around the prostrate gland and travels to the spinal cord in one direction and the other way towards the penis. One of the bad side effects of prostrate removals is impotent. Often the nerve are cut and can not be repaired. Getting to cut the nerve is something that only a doctor can do safely.

madmax (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 13, 2008 5:01 am so is there anyway to stop erections compleatly other than pills

Penectomy? Castration? A wife who is an absolute bitch? Wait, some guys are in to BDSM. Bad head movies (dont forget the popcorn)?

jenny (imported) wrote: Fri Apr 11, 2008 11:11 pm .................................................. ..............................

its blood pressure that causes the erection in a male,

the head of the penis has nerves in it that cause the penis

to get stimulated, never heard of one nerve controlling the

lot.

It is hydralics. It the valve that restricts blood flow out of the penis is bypassed or rendered inoperative, no erection can occur.

Easier said than done, however...

is there any where that shows how this can be done ??? diagrames etc and how could you restrict the blood while cutting??

madmax (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 13, 2008 11:58 pm is there any where that shows how this can be done ??? diagrames etc and how could you restrict the blood while cutting??

http://www.bartleby.com/107/

And four years of Pre Med, four years of Medical School plus anywhere from three to eight years of residency depending on your medical specialty.

I think this site is not designed to give that sort of medical advice.

Ken

thanks although im still scared i might bleed out did you wanna do it for me !!?

I believe what Ken was saying is that this is DEFINITELY not a do-it-yourself procedure, and is something that should only be undertaken by a medical professional.

it has to be done tho for reasons i cannot disclose. but i have sough medical help and to no avail so all i can now ask is for as much of your wisdom and advice as possible please i do really appreciate it and i am very scared

It seems that I read somewhere that jsut taking an anti-estrogen like tamoxafin will render your dick erectionless yet still have all other effects of testosterone. May want to research that if it sounds like a viable solution. Good luck!!!

taking it for the rest of my life or a one off ?

um no clue most people look for the opposite

This is an old post, but I replied to a similar query yesterday: there's no drug that stops erections and has no other effect. This is something scientists have been seeking out as it would help men following surgery on the penis (such as adult or adolescent castration), but nothing has been found and the only drug that was thought to work was found to be no better than placebo. DP or other antiandrogen might work if injected a month or so before the surgery but would not be effective if the surgery was done as an emergency.

bobbie (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 13, 2008 6:05 am What I remember the nerve bundle is deep inside of the body around the prostrate gland and travels to the spinal cord in one direction and the other way towards the penis. One of the bad side effects of prostrate removals is impotent. Often the nerve are cut and can not be repaired. Getting to cut the nerve is something that only a doctor can do safely.

Yep bang on.

These nerves control the flow of blood to your penis and quite often suffer trauma or get cut during prostatectomy as they pass on the outside capsule of the prostate, they can be spared but it involves peeling them off the prostate and quite often this causes damage.

I had my prostate out late last year and have not had anything that resembles a boner this year at all.

Its a good job I have learned to orgasm with a limp dick.

Do some research on banding. It damages the pudundal nerve and can cause numbness which makes erections very difficult to impossible. Thoroughly research it though because you can kill yourself with it if you get stupid with it.