Over Time, Can Masturbation Cause a Small Penis ? Weak Erect Posted: 08-30-07 06:18am
Sexual Health - Men<br />
Question: i am 31 years old. i have been
masturbating since when i was 14. i now
realize that it has seriuos effect on my
manhood. to be precise i have a very weak
erection, my penis has shrink it has
become very thin. my testes has become
small also. i have lost sexual desire. my
family are presurising me to get marry but
i dont know how i am opt to marry with my
shamefull penis. i have not been diagonize
of cardiovascular disease or diabaties.
pls doc i need your proffessional advice
and possible solution. thank
you.<br>
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A3303 Posted: 10-08-07 04:39am
Masturbation can't cause impotency OR
decrease the size of a man's of penis and
testicles. If the testicles are really
small (hypoplastic), this might be the
real cause for impotency and a small
penis. You can request sperm analyses
(spermogram) and hormonal analyses
(testosterone, FSH, and LH) in order to
first diagnose the problem. Hypogonadism
can be primary (testicular failure),
secondary (pituitary failure) or tertian
(hypothalamus failure). You HAVE TO visit
a urologist and endocrinologist for a
detailed examination.
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