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09/17/2009 1:01 pm
I am asking this for a friend who had his prostate removed two years ago. He can't get a full erection but can get enough of one to reach orgasm. The doctor removed all but the nerves on one side of prostate but left the nerves on the other side, is there any chance that this device would work for him as he has some nerves left. He says when he cums that he get enormous pleasure from it, better than before the surgery, so it seems that something is working.
Any information or feedback on this would be greatly appreciated. DM
09/17/2009 1:49 pm
I am of the opinion that while a "prostate massager" might not do the trick for him if he has no prostate, that he might want to try KSMO http://www.multiples.com/ . These orgasms are more brain centered than prostate centered. I would think that using that avenue to get there would be more productive for him.
Just one man's opinion.
09/17/2009 2:57 pm
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Hi 17711771,
Welcome to the Forum.
There is no way of knowing for sure if an Aneros will work for your friend until he actually tries it. I personally suffered some nerve damage as a result of radiation treatment for prostate cancer but still have enough nerve tissue functioning to reach orgasm, which is enhanced by Aneros usage. Typically, I recommend either the Helix or MGX as a first model. If he chooses the MGX (or SGX) and purchases it through the Aneros website he can get a money back guarantee from the company if it proves unsatisfactory, so there is very little to risk and much to gain.
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