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So, I do not know what my problem is. I thought I figured it out and solved it, but after last night clearly I didn't. When I'm with a girl, I become erect very easily, and usually stay erect for awhile. However, once the girl takes out my penis I don't stay erect long at all (maybe a minute tops) and I do not ejaculate. A lot of times my penis goes soft and then a couple minutes later it will become hard again, then the girl starts playing with my penis and then it will go soft again. Last night the girl said, "I don't get it, you keep getting hard when I'm not touching you, but then when I touch you, you get soft."

Clearly I am turned on by the girls otherwise I wouldn't become erect. So, it is really frustrating not knowing how to solve this problem. I'm 20 years old and in good health, so this shouldn't be happening to me.

Does anyone have any advise for me?...Right now I think I am going to try and give up masturbating for at least 2 weeks. Other than that I have no other ideas.
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replied March 21st, 2010
Hi there, thank you for posting your question on Ehealthforum. This is not intended as a substitute to visiting your own doctor.

You may be suffering from performance anxiety erectile dysfunction. When you start to watch yourself the erection goes. Try not to force things and let her do all the work while you just enjoy yourself. See your doctor. There are meds that can get you over this.


Dr Andrew Rynne.

www.andrewrynne.com



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