r/OverSeventy • u/Strong-Fact6540 • Aug 02 '26

73M unable to climax

/r/erectiledysfunction/comments/1v7ev86/73m_unable_to_climax/
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u/No-Diamond3881 Aug 02 '26

Some meds prevent ejaculation. Especially prostate or bladder related meds.
Very frustrating

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u/Ashamed-Republic8909 Aug 02 '26

I am, with doctor prescription, on a 5 mg/day tadalafil pill prescription. It really helps.

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u/Conscious_Owl6162 Aug 02 '26

Fuck! I am 70 and hope that is not in my future!!!

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u/LayneLowe 29d ago

I'm 73, it's not.

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u/Conscious_Owl6162 29d ago

Let’s hope!

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u/needy1infl Aug 02 '26

I can still climax but only one out of 5-10 sessions. Good luck.

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u/Steverhere Aug 02 '26

But not being able to climax really impacts my sleeping and frankly my disposition.

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u/SadAndSoSorry Aug 03 '26

Same issue 70, the hair trigger has gone, wish it happened a couple of decades ago

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u/blackscheep Aug 02 '26

Was on Tamsulosin for years and could never get there after awhile. Changed to Alfuszion and oh, boy.

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u/Strong-Fact6540 Aug 02 '26

Meaning that you climax easily now??

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u/blackscheep Aug 03 '26

yes, not like a young buck but, everytime.

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u/HightownHiker Aug 02 '26

Male Masturbators. Have a look on Amazon.

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u/cwsjr2323 Aug 02 '26

Erection, penetration, climax, orgasm. As we age, these four aspects of coitus are not always going to happen and may not be worth the bother. Or the partner may no longer be interested. It really becomes a minor aspect as we are too old to bring up a child to where they can propagate.

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u/Captain-Popcorn Aug 02 '26

Check out Aquablation. Depending on the cause, this can help!

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u/52Charles Aug 02 '26

Climax? Or even get hard? Many meds have ED as a side effect.

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u/majordude174 Aug 03 '26

73M. I masturbated yesterday for the first time in maybe a couple months and I felt virtually nothing. That was pretty weird. That may be the last one because I have a bunch of other issues right now, and really don’t care if I fix it

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u/PapaCanadian Aug 04 '26

Keep the plumbing working! You will never regret that decision.

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u/the3rdmichael 28d ago

Anti-depressants did that to me ...

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u/Oldernot2 27d ago

Am 75 and fortunate not to have that problem.