Boston Medical group for PE?

leora · Silver Member Joined: 23 Jun 2002 Posts: 295

Hi! It’s very difficult for me to talk about my problem. My problem is premature ejaculation (PE). I don’t know what to do with that. I tried almost everything. Recently, I heard that there is Boston Medical group for PE. Have anyone know do they can help.

tobe · Silver Member Joined: 21 Oct 2000 Posts: 239

I have personal experience with Boston Medical group for PE. It was only waste of my time and my money. My advice to you forget Boston Medical group for PE. It coast about $1200, for six month, and I don’t believe in their treatment. If you have problem with PE, find some specialist. Good luck!

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I currently have an appt with the boston medical group. can you tell me more about your experience please?

Guestiola · Newbie Joined: 31 Jan 2007 Posts: 1

I went in for treatment of PE. No ED problems here.

There's nothing up-front about what their treament entails, and right away I smelled a scam. They are con-artists, maybe "doctors" too, but con artists. They try to use your own fear of your condition against you basically telling you "it's this or suffer with never being able to please a woman in your life". I'm being dead serious. And when I asked about results the doctor couldn't look me in the eye, and kept asking me what kind of results did I mean--"...I can guarantee this will give you an erection, I can't guarantee that it will fix you forever..." and then he'd immediately switch to "...but don't you want to please a woman for 40 to 60 minutes?..."

After being told "how stupid it would be to come all the way here and not at least try the shot", I conceded to the test shot. It didn't hurt initially, and did exactly what they said it would (gave me an erection while I basically stared at a wall for 20 minutes). It went away after about an hour or so. The doctor checked me and mentioned something about "we can't let you leave just yet, we have to make sure it goes away..." I didn't really know what he meant at the time and figured it was just to spare me the embaressment of walking in the parking lot with an erection. He put me back in the waiting room for 20 minutes. Then I never saw the "doctor" again. They put me in a room with a kid younger than me (this was the "sales guy") who couldn't even answer simple questions. I asked him how come if this treatment was so successful that why insurance companies don't pay for it, and why don't urologists or any other doctors suggest it. He just kept telling that once I satisfied a girl for an hour that none of that would matter. When I asked him why the drug was only available through them he said "we're just a small company". But that's after the "doctor" had told me that they'd been doing this for more than 10 years.

The next thing that pissed me off was he goes "ok, the doctor's recommendations are that you go on the 6 month treatment" (which BTW is the longest they offer--from reading some things on the 'net now, it seems they don't ever offer the 2 month plan as a "solution"). This is after the doctor told me he would say try it for 2 months at about $20 a dose. The 6 month treatment was more than $20 a dose, somewhere around $1400. The 2 month treatment was something like $700. So I asked if this is so legitimate, then why the implicit pressure to buy 6 months worth of the stuff? I don't think he even understood what I was asking, so I told him "look if I go and get a prescription for an antibiotic or something, they don't offer me a discount if I fill all of my refills at once". He had no real response. And I'm sorry, if you have to reassure me 5 or 6 times that "this is no pressure here, just take your time" and all the while keep slipping in little things like "oh yeah when you pleasure your girl for that long, you'll be the happiest guy ever".

Now after all this when I say "I'll think about it" and he says "OK well just call us and we'll FedEx it to you"... FINALLY they start telling me about the chance that I'd get a priaprim (erection for 4+ hours that is penis-threatening... not meant to be funny, you could wind up in an emergency room). This AFTER they had already given me the shot! And after doing more research, the risk of this never really goes away after you've been on the treatment for awhile.

So it doesn't end here. They put me BACK into the waiting room (and it's more of a cage than a room, maybe 4 x 4 feet) for another 30 minutes. Finally the guy comes and says "sorry I know you're waiting, but I need the doctor to come out", so back into the room I go for another 10 minutes. Finally he comes to get me and I ask him one final time as he hands me a receipt for the $195 I just wasted: "So I can just call you guys and tell you I want this if I decide to do it?" And he says "um, no, you have to be instructed and shown how to apply the medicine and then sign a form showing that you did it". I just looked at him (I had been there for just under 3 hours already and was anxious, nervous, and pissed off all put together) and told him I'd just have to come back.

I'm sorry. I care so much about the girl that I'm with right now and I want nothing more than to last longer. She knows I went to the clinic yesterday, and we talked briefly about it, nothing definite yet. I'm fairly certain I'm not going to put myself through the anguish (physical and mental) of having to give myself shots IN THE PENIS, the embaressment of trying to hide something like that in my fridge, or the chance to seriously injure/scar/bruise myself or get one of those fun 24-hour-shunt-in-your-penis-to-get-rid-of-it erections.

Do yourself a favor--just do some simple google searches on "intracavernous pharmacotherapy". It's not even recommended as a top method of solving PE or ED. And to me the risks are too great. It's now nearly 30 hours after the injection and I still have a bruise about the size of a construction nail head on the shaft of my penis. And that's from one injection! Today I started to wonder if the "ultrasound" testing they did first was actually to numb the area they were going to do the shot (they put a cold cream on the shaft before they did the test). So OF COURSE it wouldn't hurt ("see that wasn't so bad was it?") when the doctor does it... I wonder when I go to try the first time and it hurts like hell if they might say "well, you must be doing it wrong".

pinokyo · Newbie Joined: 01 Feb 2007 Posts: 2

try find article on PE on the web , i read a good article at:
pehomepage.com/Treating-PE/Treatment-overview/

they explain things on PE and recommand on several treatments,
free, try it

good luck
pino

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Ok, I've been going to Boston medical for about 2 years now. After reading some of the postings here, I just want to add my experience.

The office I went to, I spoke with the doctor. We went through the whole examination and then consultation. The doctor made me feel at ease explaining everything. I did the test shot and it does work. Was it a bit pricey, I would say so. Why its not covered under insurance? The same reason why a lot of women who lose a breast from cancer can't get plastic surgery, the insurance companies tend to see this as elective/cosmetic.

I don't have a problem with getting an erection with my wife, nor do I have a problem with duration. Some days, I'm not lasting long, but on the average, I go anywhere from 30 mins to an hour. As with everything, some nights are better than others.

Why did I go to BM? More out of vanity. My wife and I swingers and some times I have trouble keeping an erection when we are playing. With the medication you get from BM, it keeps up. So, I see it as more of a luxury than a necessity.

Just wanted to give another view point on this.

Endige666 · Newbie Joined: 17 Jul 2007 Posts: 1

I just recently visited Boston Medical Group for my problem with PE and was somewhat surprised when i read some of the other responses. When i made my appointment they informed me of the cost for the initial visit and what the examination entailed. When i had my appointment they had me fill out a number of questionnaires which narrowed my problem down so that the doctor could treat appropriately. I waited in the examination room for about 10 min. and when the doctor came in he informed me that my problem was not as sever as others experience and that the tests would not be necessary. He told me to see my physician and get 10mg of Lexapro which should help my PE. The doctor was extremely helpful and they didn't even charge me for the visit since the tests were not necessary. So from my experience with them they seemed helpful and professional.

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I was there last month and got my prescription, last saturday i used it, IT WAS AWESOME.
Anybody that has PE or ED must use their service.
They saved my marriage.

Thanks Boston Medical Group

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We spent the money - it IS a scam. Save your money. It's hard to believe they haven't been shut down.

slick · Newbie Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Posts: 1

I've been reading all I can find on Boston Medial Group. The majority feels that it's a scam.

Why not do as I did and see your Urologists? He can and will prescribe anything that BMG use for much less money. Your insurance will cover cost to a Urologists for ED. Even Medicare covers the cost. Have your prescriptions filled at local discount drug stores.

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