Modifié le 11-01-05 à 18:26 (GMT)Bonsoir
il me semblerait plus prudent de demander conseil à un médecin, ne serait-ce que pour l'administration du produit- avant de se lancer dans ce genre d'expérimentation...
http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/mm/MTRAC/ProductInfo/summaries/A/ALPROSTADILs.html
"Expertise is required before initiating treatment, patients need to be carefully selected and trained. General practitioners should only prescribe this drug if they are comfortable with the training and supervision of these patients."
toujours d'après ce site, les effets secondaires sont:
douleur pendant l'érection, sensation de brûlure (chez 20% des patients)
hématome, érythème, déviation du pénis, douleur périnéale.
L'injection du produit peut causer une variation de la pression artérielle, arythmie, évanouissement...
Pain in the penis during erection with/without a burning sensation or tension is seen in approximately 20% of patients treated with intracavernous alprostadil.8
Less common side effects include haematoma (1.5%), erythema (7%), penile deviation (4%), and perineal pain (4%).8
Systemic side effects have also been reported but in some instances are considered to be related to the injection procedure itself rather than the pharmacological effects of alprostadil. These include increased blood pressure (9%), decreased blood pressure (15%), cardiac arrhythmias (3%), postural hypotension (3%), collapse (1%) and vagal shock (1%).8
Priapism has been recorded in approximately 1% of patients. An erection lasting 6 hours or more requires treatment. This involves penile aspiration or intracavernous injection of µ adrenergic medication. Alprostadil is contra-indicated in patients with a predisposition to priapism such as those with sickle-cell anaemia, multiple myeloma or leukaemia.8
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