Re: Penile biothesiometry Test

[Guest guest]

It is actually surprising no one asked their doc to do this test.

I'm seeing a urologist on Dec 4 to get all my results, and I will

inquire about this. There is also a Bulbocavernosus reflex test:

This test evaluates nerve sensation in the penis. During the test,

your doctor will squeeze the head of your penis, which should

immediately cause your rectum to contract. If nerve function is

abnormal, there will be a delay in response time or absence of

rectal contraction. Penile biothesiometry: This test involves the

use of electromagnetic vibration to determine sensitivity and nerve

function. A decreased sensitivity to these vibrations may indicate

nerve damage. Let us know if anyone did these test for sensitivity.

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> Just found a test that measures the nerve function in the penis.

So, if

> anyone is looking for another test to try and narrow things

down....

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http://health.usnews.com/usnews/health/sex/erectile_dysfunction/ed.te

st.lab.special.htm

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> http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunction/guide/diagnosing-

erectile-dysfunction

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> http://impotencearcanum.com/impotence-diagnosis/clinical-tests-to-

diagnose-impotence.htm

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> Shay

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[Guest guest]

i think the Bulbocavernosus reflex test & Penile biothesiometry Test,

will give the same kind of insight into the nerves condition, unless

you had a Penile biothesiometry Test some time before you took ssris

as to compare the results..

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> > Just found a test that measures the nerve function in the penis.

> So, if

> > anyone is looking for another test to try and narrow things

> down....

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http://health.usnews.com/usnews/health/sex/erectile_dysfunction/ed.te

> st.lab.special.htm

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> > http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunction/guide/diagnosing-

> erectile-dysfunction

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> > http://impotencearcanum.com/impotence-diagnosis/clinical-tests-to-

> diagnose-impotence.htm

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> > Shay

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