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Q: Decrease In Size And Hardness

asked by: chriswalker on July 8th, 2005

New User

Hi,

i'm a 26 year-old male whose noticed a decrease in penis size and hardnesss for a few years now...When it first happened I saw my doctor and a urologist about it who told me it's impossible for it decrease physically and I do feel 26 is a bit young for these kinds of problems to develop. I think this is an arousal and/or psychological issue, any recommendations or advice ?

Thanks,

chris

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CPL_JJ

replied on July 8th, 2005

Experienced User

Re: Decrease In Size And Hardness

chriswalker wrote:

hi,

i'm a 26 year-old male whose noticed a decrease in penis size and hardnesss for a few years now...When it first happened I saw my doctor and a urologist about it who told me it's impossible for it decrease physically and I do feel 26 is a bit young for these kinds of problems to develop. I think this is an arousal and/or psychological issue, any recommendations or advice ?

Thanks,

chris

it's because you're not producing as much testerone as you used to. 19 years old is the peak testerone age, after that you will start to slowly decline both sexually and the ability to build muscle fast.

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