no sensitivity in my penis

I don't think this is bitchy at all, as I had noticed the odd trend as well and a lot of the "shoppillrx" posts seemingly have little if ANYTHING to do with the discussion topic of the thread.

Nobody likes to have to filter through needless spam, especially on a forum like this where people are coming for accurate and unbiased answers to often very delicate and personal questions. This isn't meant to be a place to advertise random businesses, it's for people who are looking for sexual help and information. Spam just makes it harder for people to find the help they need and may even send them in a direction that isn't helpful, or safe for that matter.

But... assuming this is a genuine concern I would highly, highly suggest going to a doctor. A lack of sensation in the penis is not a typical problem for most healthy men and could be a sign of a very severe medical complication. The questions that Backseat Boohoo asked are good though, if you just have *decreased* sensation in an area of the penis this is an entirely different problem than absolutely no feeling whatsoever.

Or, one speculation may be that this could be the result of using random prescription drugs from companies like shoppillrx rather than just consulting a doctor to begin with. Besides, if a company is willing to sell you "generic" versions of PRESCRIPTION medications when you don't have a prescription from your doctor it probably isn't somewhere that should be selling the drugs in the first place.

Just my opinion, maybe I'm the only one here who feels this way, (in which case, sorry & nevermind me), but I just thought I'd throw it out there... I'd hate for this place to become overrun by spam and crap like that and I would REALLY hate for anyone to go buy random pills off the internet because of something they read here thinking it was a good idea when maybe it's not.

I also find it really weird that kevinthomas, alexscott, davidjohnson, shoppillrx seem to post together on these weird topics too, and start threads that make very little sense...

My apologies if any of you that I mentioned are genuine in your posts, it just seems odd to me, and apparently to some other people on here too, that whenever you post these odd threads there's suddenly a post by shoppillrx telling us how great they are.

I hope my posts here don't seem unkind or rude, I really don't mean them to be, it just concerns me that some people might be fed a load of unnecessary & unsafe bullshit while they're looking through the eden forums for ACTUAL help.

Especially since he was 45 years old in this link

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And now he's 28.

Yeah, that doesn't sound fishy at all...

...And that you can't click on his username/avatar pic.

I thought that you couldn't click on someone's username unless they had reviews already, and seeing as he has none because he's a suspected spammer.

I guess EF has no way to weed out the spammers versus the genuine posters?

You can click it without reviews. For instance, you could see Yeti's profile before reviews. When it's unclickable, it means EF has already done something.

I'm pretty sure DreamyLove is right about that. I've seen contributors post things here and I couldn't click on their profile, but later I could when they had posted a review. I've also seen other people write in the forums with genuine posts but I can't click over to their profile. I'd love if EF has booted spammers off, but I don't think the inability to click to their profile indicates that.

Just report the spam when you see it. One way to keep the community clean. We need to be our own moderators.

Although I can't name usernames off the top of my head, every time I have not been able to click profiles has been because it was a spammer.

I've seen the same thing. Later, when I went back and was able to click on the profile, they had just added a review or two...They were legit posts only had no reviews...

Well I just find it interesting that he's 45 and then 28. Spam? False reviewer? Has anyone reported this?

This thread set is over a year old and the Original Poster's username doesn't link to a profile so I assume it's safe to say he's gone.

There are a number of things that could cause this, but sensitivity is a function of nerves and if nerves are compromised, that IS something to ask your doctor about. Could be nerves near the skin or even things like a compressed spinal nerve that processes sensation to that area. Either way, at 28 I would sure ask your doctor. This is nothing to be ashamed of, either. Doctors have heard it all. It is a legitimate medical question.

Good

go to a doctor!