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Q: Sexual Health - Men Question
asked by: DoctorQuestion on December 22nd, 2005
Y is it when Im in bed with my new girlfriend I cant get an erction, but Im fine, I can masterbait, we have been going out for 4 weeks now. The first week I wanted sex, the after that 2 weeks later came and she wanted it I felt akward and ashamed, I think I had sexual dydfunction, its like my body locked up and it felt like I was a victim and I lost my erection. Do I need Viagra. Did she wait to long to have sex and I just got frusturated and turned off. Is it because I work out really hard at the gym. I dont know and Im upset about it. I was recently with a 31 yr old and we had sex all the time at first I had sex with her for 3 hrs and didnt ejaculate 1 time, nervousness I think. Then the 3rd time I did, then it became rutine like masterbaiting but better, is the just anixty, is there anything I can do for it


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on December 26th, 2005
Sexual Health - Men Answer A15
Viagra may not be the best course of treatment for you at this time. More importantly, you shouldn't take any type of medication without a doctor's permission. Viagra is prescribed for men diagnosed with circulatory disorders who are usually much older than you. These men experience a weak erection regularly, without regard to sexual partner. In your case, it seems that you have experienced a normal erection with one woman but you didn't experience an erection with your current partner. This is typical and quite normal for men at your age and it is usually a result of anxiety. Additionally, if you take steroids, hard work at the gym might have some influence on your sexual drive. Both you and your girlfriend can try to be patient and tolerant with each other in order to learn more about why an erection is not occuring. You might also seek a diagnosis from a urologist, or mental health professional, if necessary, for an expert opinion.


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