In the past week or so, I have noticed
that I dont get a full erection. Not
even my random erections are full rthey
are around 88% of a full thing. I am 20
years old and have really bad anxiety as I
am told by my doctors. I havent
mentioned this problem to my doctor yet,
what could this be, im only 20. Could it
be my anxiety or maybe stress.
|
Llama
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Sep 2005 Posts: 19 Location: Bronx, NY
Posted: 10-03-05 14:03pm
drknow2
wrote:
your problem with not always
getting a "full" erection is not at all
uncommon. Being tired or stressed or
even nervous can all cause you to not
become fully erect. Once this happens
once this can create performance anxiety
that makes you even more nervous making
your erection even less full or maybe even
causing you to loose your erection during
sex. My doctor recommend I take either
a drug or supplement to alleviate the
stress so that my performance anxiety did
not become worse and sure enough it
worked. My doctor offered to give me a
viagra prescription but when he told me
how much it would cost (something like $18
per pill) he said that I could also get
the same results using one of the herbal
equivelant supplements. The doctor
recommended stamina rx which works really
well. Http://www.Performancenutriti
on.Com/shopping/category.Asp?Catalog_name=
performance&category_name=sexenh&p
age=1
it helped me work through my problem and
now I don't need it and I get rock hard
again on my own. However, I keep some
around for whenever I have a big night
coming up and want to make sure that I am
going to give a top
performance.
thanks for responding.
I dont even get spontaneous erections
arnymore. Is this also common?
Il talk to my doctor on my next visit.
$18 a pill, thats alot. Does insurance
cover this?
|
cd998776
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Aug 2005 Posts: 996 Location: Ohio
Thanks: 1
Thanked:0
Posted: 10-03-05 20:18pm
The number of spontaneous erections you
get is reduced the more you ejaculate.
Simply adjusting your
masturbation/ejaculation habits will
likely make a difference. Try cutting
back ejaculationg to a few times a week
(3-4). Each time you ejaculate,
prolactin hormone, phenylethylamine (also
found in chocolate) and endorphins are
released from the body. It takes several
days (48-72 hrs.) for your body to recover
from the loss of these chemicals. Lack of
these chemicals may result in cravings and
mild depression which in turn would
decrease the number of erections you have
and how strong they are.
|
Llama
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Sep 2005 Posts: 19 Location: Bronx, NY
Posted: 10-03-05 21:59pm
cd998776
wrote:
the number of spontaneous
erections you get is reduced the more you
ejaculate. Simply adjusting your
masturbation/ejaculation habits will
likely make a difference. Try cutting
back ejaculationg to a few times a week
(3-4). Each time you ejaculate,
prolactin hormone, phenylethylamine (also
found in chocolate) and endorphins are
released from the body. It takes
several days (48-72 hrs.) for your body to
recover from the loss of these chemicals.
Lack of these chemicals may result in
cravings and mild depression which in turn
would decrease the number of erections you
have and how strong they
are.
would eating more chocolate help this.
Il take your advice and stop masterbating
|
cd998776
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Aug 2005 Posts: 996 Location: Ohio
Thanks: 1
Thanked:0
Posted: 10-04-05 23:36pm
No, I doubt it. The whole chocolate
thing is just what my source said. Don't
get me wrong, I didn't say to stop
masturbating, I just said to reduce it.
Remember, regular ejaculation is very
important in keeping your prostate
healthy.
|
drknow2
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Sep 2005 Posts: 2 Location: San Francisco
Posted: 10-05-05 01:53am
llama
wrote:
drknow2
wrote:
your problem with not always
getting a "full" erection is not at all
uncommon. Being tired or stressed or
even nervous can all cause you to not
become fully erect. Once this happens
once this can create performance anxiety
that makes you even more nervous making
your erection even less full or maybe even
causing you to loose your erection during
sex. My doctor recommend I take either
a drug or supplement to alleviate the
stress so that my performance anxiety did
not become worse and sure enough it
worked. My doctor offered to give me a
viagra prescription but when he told me
how much it would cost (something like $18
per pill) he said that I could also get
the same results using one of the herbal
equivelant supplements. The doctor
recommended stamina rx which works really
well. Http://www.Performancenutriti
on.Com/shopping/category.Asp?Catalog_name=
performance&category_name=sexenh&p
age=1
it helped me work through my problem and
now I don't need it and I get rock hard
again on my own. However, I keep some
around for whenever I have a big night
coming up and want to make sure that I am
going to give a top
performance.
thanks for responding.
I dont even get spontaneous erections
arnymore. Is this also common?
Il talk to my doctor on my next visit.
$18 a pill, thats alot. Does insurance
cover this?
