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Are these problems normal for a man?
Hi I'm in my very early 20s and I have had some problems maintaining an erection during intercourse. I have been with my girlfriend for 2 years now, and after the first time having sex I was not able to maintain an erection for over a week. After that, the problem suddenly went away and I was able to have great sex for a whole year, but now the problem has come back again. Is this normal? is this suppose to happen at certain times a year? Am I getting ED from too much sex, masturbation, and pornography? Or is it just a state of mind?
6 Answers
- ?Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
At your age, it is all in your head (mind). Remember, the brain is the largest sex organ we human beings have.
- Marq JPAALv 71 decade ago
Before you go to the doctor, take a quick assessment of your life:
- Are you stressed?
- Is anything bothering you?
- Have you been sick recently, or are you using medications?
- Have any life situations changed?
When I was laid off from my job where I'd worked ten years, my stepmother (whom I really liked!) died suddenly and my father had a severe stroke within a three month period, oddly enough I couldn't maintain an erection!
When I gave myself time to work through all that, lo and behold — the erections came back!
- ColorsLv 71 decade ago
Dude this is not a physical thing but a mental thing
Make sure you suffer from little to no stress:then things will improve
Colors
Source(s): Biology degree - 1 decade ago
First of all, the brain isnt a sex organ dumbass. Go to a doctor and ask what you need or can do.
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