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I've never had the need nor inclination to take it. I interviewed a bloke about twenty years ago who suffered from schizophrenia. One of the side-effects of the anti-psychotic drugs he was taking was that he was rendered impotent. He met a girl he liked and wanted to do the deed, so he injected his penis with a drug called papaverine. Apparently, this opium-based drug increases the blood flow. Anyway, he was able to perform as he wanted and was able to satisfy the girl. Unfortunately, it just wouldn't go down.
After about 48 hours, he was in incredible pain from his still-raging erection. He went to the hospital to seek help. The only cure for this condition was for him to have leeches applied to his penis, to draw out the blood. This eventually worked and he became deflated. It would appear he had injected himself too generously. This was reason enough for me never to use such concoctions.
After about 48 hours, he was in incredible pain from his still-raging erection. He went to the hospital to seek help. The only cure for this condition was for him to have leeches applied to his penis, to draw out the blood. This eventually worked and he became deflated. It would appear he had injected himself too generously. This was reason enough for me never to use such concoctions.


