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Sexual Dysfunction

Has any male experienced loss of sexual appetite or has had erectile dysfunction after having the gastric bypass?

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  • 3 months later...

Mine is "longer" because I can actually see it with my belly out of the way!

Mine is "longer" because I can actually see it with my belly out of the way!

Any complains?

  • 2 weeks later...

Nope!

  • 5 weeks later...

31 and a guy so yeah sex is always on the mind! as far as side effects, i would agree i can see it now which is good LOL. i can pound like crazy now because i dont feel like i'm going to go into cardiac arrest afterwords and size, well without all that padding in the way i would say i can definatly get a "deeper" appreciation for things.

Same here. I'm down 80lbs since my surgery and my wife and I are able to enjoy positions we never could before. And yes it does get bigger.

  • 1 year later...

My testosterone levels dropped after WLS but there's pills for that. So, my wife says everything is more/bigger for me except I'm still only 5'2

  • 5 years later...
Many ppl who are low on testosterone can take testosterone, but it’s usually in shot or skin cream form. Pill is prob viagra or similar. (The original poster was from 2014 prob not still here)

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