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In late 2013, I suffered excruciating lower back pain. A family friend advised me to take Maharasnadi kadha.
Later an ayurveda doctor, who was like a new friend to me also supported that advice.
After a few days, I was taking these 4 medicines:
1. Maharasnadi kadha,
2. Gandhak rasayan tablets,
3. Krumi kuthar tablets
4. Arogya vardhini vati
Initially every thing seemed fine. One of the more noticeable things was on a private front, that the erections were very firm. But after a few days, I suddenly suffered from Erectile Dysfunction. It happened very suddenly. And more recently, as of this writing in early 2016, sometimes there are weak erections but they're also little bit painful.
Does anyone think there might be a connection?
I got a bunch of tests and scans (e.g. CT/MRI of hip joints & knee joints, some blood tests) done in the last 2 years, but nothing has come out. The urologist says every thing looks (physical exam and test results) okay except the lower but normal level of testosterone but had also test to check estradiol level.
It seems that when someone suffers from Peyronie's, they are often asked to take magnesium supplement which is considered to help heal the plaque and help heal the area.
That set me wondering if there was a remote possibility that the ingredients of the 4 medicines I was taking could have something that might have contributed in some way to the onset of ED.
Looking forward to your replies.
Thank you very much.
Later an ayurveda doctor, who was like a new friend to me also supported that advice.
After a few days, I was taking these 4 medicines:
1. Maharasnadi kadha,
2. Gandhak rasayan tablets,
3. Krumi kuthar tablets
4. Arogya vardhini vati
Initially every thing seemed fine. One of the more noticeable things was on a private front, that the erections were very firm. But after a few days, I suddenly suffered from Erectile Dysfunction. It happened very suddenly. And more recently, as of this writing in early 2016, sometimes there are weak erections but they're also little bit painful.
Does anyone think there might be a connection?
I got a bunch of tests and scans (e.g. CT/MRI of hip joints & knee joints, some blood tests) done in the last 2 years, but nothing has come out. The urologist says every thing looks (physical exam and test results) okay except the lower but normal level of testosterone but had also test to check estradiol level.
It seems that when someone suffers from Peyronie's, they are often asked to take magnesium supplement which is considered to help heal the plaque and help heal the area.
That set me wondering if there was a remote possibility that the ingredients of the 4 medicines I was taking could have something that might have contributed in some way to the onset of ED.
Looking forward to your replies.
Thank you very much.
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