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Q: No morning erections ?

asked by: stayingstrong on October 8th, 2008

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I've read that night time (Sleeping) and Morning wood (erections) are a sign that your body is working correctly....

I'm 17, though puberty (havn't grown in a year, shave every day-ish), yet i never get any erections at night or wake up with a erection, it actually feels like my penis is extremely limp and lifeless when i wake up.

I don't know if anyone has heard of the herb Maca and the amino acid L-Arginine, but i used these for about a month and my libido was great, i began to have morning erections, and my penis always seemed nice and "full". But, since i've stopped using them (too see if the effects last), everything has gone back to normal Sad

What could be wrong, i'm 17, shouldn't i be getting intense morning wood and lots of random erections though the day? ( I usually have to kinda "try" when i want to get an erection....)

Replies(2)

petery2k562

replied on October 8th, 2008

Supporter

I have posted an answer to a question as similar to yours and let me say there are people, like me, that never gets those morning and night woods you're describing.

Don't worry about it. As long as your penis works when it needs to, there is nothing to get stressed out about.

-Peter

furrytail

replied on October 9th, 2008

Moderator

stayingstrong,
Many times morning woodys occur because you have to pee really badly and the sensations cause your penis to go erect. As well you could wake up with a hardon due to having a sex dream.
Peter is right, don't get too worried...just relax and it will happen, when it happens.

Wendy

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