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Q: Erectile Dysfunction, Loss of Libido --> Age 21

asked by: ChevChelios on May 15th, 2009

New User

I was functioning fine up until roughly 6 months ago when I lost an erection during sex. Since then, its happened more times, and has become the norm. I also have had a complete decline in overall sex drive over the past 4 months or so. I know this is not remotely normal for a guy my age. I don't think its anxiety or depression or anything. What type of doctor should I go talk to about this? I want to remedy this situation immediately.

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skyeh

replied on May 22nd, 2009

New User

I think you have got yourself stuck in a rut , you lost your erection during sex so it could be subconciously playing a part on your performance now, before having sex try masturbating until you ejaculate and then have sex with your partner, this could help you, almost every man has this problem and it usually sets them off track, but don't think about it, relax and try again!

RealityTimes09

replied on July 22nd, 2009

Experienced User

What kind of medications are you taking have you ever took anti-depressants(SSRI's).

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