Cialis

Family, Education, Health and Pets
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Hi guys! Someone knows if its free to buy cialis (similar than viagra) on the pharma store in swiss? If not someone knows where?

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You'll need a prescription from your doctor for ED drugs. They're not covered by your health insurance.

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Are you going to spam the hell out of us?

Because that's what it looks like to me...

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Thanks, problem it shame me to go to an doctor and tell about this shit

Hi, nop im not a dealer or something so. I usually buy the meds on my country because i have the rezept from there but obviously it doesnt work here. Anyway thanks.

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Same shame as requesting the pills from the pharmacist. So whats the deal? Both are health care professionals.

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Yes i know they are profesionals and so but its really to shame im only 25 and i need the pills because a bad phimosis operation.

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Don't be embarrassed. They'll have seen it hundreds of times before. You're just a patient like any other.

It may also be a symptom of an underlying illness, so worth checking out anyway.

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But not to a forum of thousands?

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If you're only 25 and you're already having problems then perhaps it would be an idea to see a specialist and get things sorted out?

Go and see a urologist, they're used to dealing with exactly this kind of thing..... and it's possible the botched operation can be corrected or at least greatly improved.

Ask here on the forum, it's quite likely someone can recommend a doctor in your area.

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Well, over here he can post comfortably under the blanket of anonymity.

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Only a phimo operation costs 1.000 chf and its not covered by Krankenkasse also not possible for me, who earns 1.800 CHF month in the big Zürich 😤

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How can you send him some from your stock if he remains anonymous?

Which reminds me - I'll be making some more of those double strength ones you so like - shall I send you another 1000 to keep you going until Easter?

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I only wish you never have in all your life the same problem than me because it seems only sexual and it has influence too in your mood and mental situations. But anyway still do jokes again

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Assuming the poster is genuine: Are you sure it isn't covered to get it fixed? Considering the fact that some people manage to get plastic surgery on psychological grounds that are without any functional impact, surely something that has both a psychological AND a functional impact should be covered by health insurance. Also, if the operation was performed here, then they definitely should have to fix it without extra costs to you, after all, it's not like you had the original operation out of choice?

As an aside, the salary you quote is not for full-time work or it is part of a full board and lodging sort of setup, right? Because if it isn't, then I would sort that out first...

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Are you sure it's not covered?

You say you've already had the operation once, but it was botched; you therefore don't need the full operation again, but a correction.

If the results of the original intervention are affecting your health (both physically and mentally) then any further treatment might well be covered.

But you won't know until you see a medical professional and ask. They can then put the case to your insurance, arguing that it's not a case of what is often considered cosmetic surgery, but something vital for your future well-being.

What Kittster said!!!!

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Thank you ladies, we'll take it from here.

OP, as you see, our resident nurses gave you some excellent advice. Go get it checked out and talk to your insurance.

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I doubt that very much (that it is not covered by KK ..... and how much do you invest in Cialis?). From what I just read about this there are many other symptoms apart from sexual problems. Tell the doctor, you got them all

As to shame: Must be a lot more embarrassing with a woman than with a doctor?! To the doctor is't just a - well known/routine - illness.

Also from what I read it's not even logic that you solve the problem with Cialis. Gotta be horribly painful and spoil all the fun?

So - if this is a serious thread - go see a doctor. After the problem is solved you never have to see him again

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Well as a mod don't you have a gadget to hide certain threads from females if you wanna keep this amongst you guys?

And lets face it: Which gender suffers if the OP's problem is not solved?

.... yeah, okay, just realized the answer to that question is not a given, but anyway .....

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LiB is agreeing with us in his own sweet way I think, no offence taken!

Main thing is that if the the OP is serious he needs to get this sorted, not rely on self-medicating for the rest of his life which is bound to cause more problems as the years pass.