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Old 04-02-2011, 12:24 PM #5
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I have seen 2 urologists, both which just prescribed me cialis for increasing blood flow and told me it may or may not heal. Not to much help really.
Im going to go back and see if I can order an MRI to check for any compressed/pinched nerves.

I have read countless places from other people about using hot/cold wraps to invigorate or shock the nerves back into practice hence my decision to try.
I am laying off now or if I do will just keep to in the shower.
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