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Q: 2 Days Now, No Erection

asked by: ConfusedNotTooSure on November 7th, 2004

New User

Hello,

i am 20 years old and I dont understand what is happening. 3 days ago I could get an erection to its full potential. Earlier in that day I had masturbated using a liquid body soap (which I shouldnt have ) and everything was fine. Later that night I had sex with a girl and it was the 1st time we've ever been together. I could only get a weak erection and I was not able to please her, leaving me very embarrassed and shamed being the 1st time we've had sex together. For the past 2 days i've only had a weak errection in the morning and can only get a weak erection during masturbation. I was wondering if anyone has ever had this problem or if the soap may have in a way affected my penis by getting in the hole on my penis head? Is there a sudden or temporary impotence? Any help is appreciated....

Thanks, please help..........

Replies(5)

C0nfus3d_Ab0ut_L1f3

replied on November 10th, 2004

New User

Are you stressed about anything? That could be a big problem.

swimmer

replied on November 10th, 2004

Experienced User

Okay, I am a female but yup, I am on the mens board ( sometimes the chicks board gets boring sorry) - hey, I am not here to tease, but genuinely interested okay- so before you harp, let me speak- it really sounds like you have something on your mind- and our minds influence our bodies more than you think- although any sort of sexual gratification is hot, sometimes it takes more than just a body to get us humans going- the more you worry about why its not happening, the greater the chance it wont- its like if you try too hard it just wont happen- relax a bit, dont worry so much, and if the girl cant see past the "first time", then shes not worth it- sex isnt everything- trust me-

ConfusedNotTooSure

replied on November 13th, 2004

New User

Its All Good Now

Well i've never had this happen to me before so I was very worried. Those were a couple very long days in my mind feeling like a lesser man, but every day I was able to get a little more errect. It just came back slowly everyday a little more and more. I'm back to normal now after 4 days, can't say for exact what it was but I got another chance with her and it was all good, she said so herself.

Assena

replied on November 13th, 2004

Experienced User

Have you ever been tested for diabetes? I know my friend can tell when his blood surgar is off ( and not time to test) when he is unable to go full staff.

You might want to check it out.

juniper

replied on November 13th, 2004

Experienced User

If your morning wood is weak as well, it's usually an indication of something medical, not mental.

Go to the doctor and get it checked out. More than likely it's just a simple urinary tract infection (some swelling is probably blocking full blood flow) but it can indicate something more serious as the other poster said, such as diabetes, a blood clot, a problem with your prostate or testicles. Always better safe than sorry, and most problems are more easily treated the sooner they're detected.

Take care.

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