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Q: Can't Make Sex
asked by: nadeentears on March 14th, 2005
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My sister told me that her husband has problem with making love. This problem started 2 months ago. His penis can't get up. He can barely get an erection and when he do get one it is soft and can not jack off. Some of his friends recommended him to take viagra, he took it but it is still not solved. She is asking for solution . Her husband is 54, he is in good health. He does not smoke nor drink. They had good and healthy sex relation, for that they are worried now and want to know the reason??????????
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bkdaniels
replied on March 14th, 2005
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Can't Make Sex
Hey nadeentears, how are you doing?


The nerves to the penis either work or they don’t – there are no half measures, there is no such thing as them working some of the time and not at other times. Similarly, if the hormone balance is incorrect for achieving an erection then it is incorrect all the time – the hormones will not allow an erection sometimes and not at others. Finally, arteries and veins are also all or nothing mechanisms.


A normal erection needs three basic physiological requirements to be met. The first is that the nerves to the penis must be working properly and a message from the brain triggering an erection must reach the penis. The second is that the hormones in the blood must be in the right balance – this allows the spongy tissue of the penis to fill up with blood and thus achieve erection. The third is that the blood vessels to the penis (both arteries and veins) must be in good working order. This means that the arteries to the penis must carry enough blood to the penis for it to fill up, and little valves in the veins must close off properly – trapping blood in the penis.


Being able to achieve an erection some of the time, but not at other times generally means that there is nothing wrong with the three physiological requirements for an erection. Therefore, the fourth requirement is the psychological aspect. In a case where relationship issues are the problem there may be, for example, an absence of foreplay. Viagra heightens the response to direct sexual stimulation of the penis – if there is none the person may still not have an erection. ( Health24 )

best wishes,
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mikef
replied on March 14th, 2005
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I highly recommend him to try zupro capsules. This product is very effective. After taking zupro I had rock hard erections and intense sexual drive.
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nadeentears
replied on March 14th, 2005
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He Needs Solution
Thank you all for your responds,
bkdaniels: I appreciated your information, do you think it might be the age as I mentioned he is 54 ?? Or as some mentioned to him it might be zocor the drug for cholesterol treatment.

Good luck
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Justin_Toronto
replied on March 14th, 2005
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Re: He Needs Solution
nadeentears wrote:
thank you all for your responds,
bkdaniels: I appreciated your information, do you think it might be the age as I mentioned he is 54 ?? Or as some mentioned to him it might be zocor the drug for cholesterol treatment.


Good luck


right on the money. Zocor is known for causing low libido, impotence, and erectile dysfunction. Fortunately it blocks cholestorol and helps balance out his hdl and ldl, but this is a side effect from it... It really is a powerful drug.

If his cholestorol level is out of hand, then he should not take viagara. If it's within reasonable limits then tell him to try cialis. A lot of men have luck on cialis when viagara doesn't work. He should also make sure he has enough zinc in his body too.

If he can get a blood test done and send me the results... (he can block his name and all personal information, I just need to know the values).. Then I might be able to see where the culprit lies. One thing to be made clear, for both him and his wife... This is likely not a perminant matter.

Justin
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nadeentears
replied on March 14th, 2005
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This Is Likely Not a Perminant Matter
If the problem is with cholesterol drug, it will be o.K this means they figure it out now. As you mentioned that this likely not a perminant matter. They have to take some rest from sexxxxxxxxxx . I think sex is not everything in life. They are together for 30 years and experienced good healthy sex relation . They have to take voccation from sex now.
There is other ways they can practice their love.

Thank you
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