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Q: Temporary Impotence?

asked by: Playboy86 on October 10th, 2006

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I am wondering if I have temporary impotence caused by alcohol insumption and how long would it take to go away?

I was out with this chick, this past weekend and we were drinkin and what not and then when we were gettin ready to get down with each other for some reason I just couldn't perform or keep a steady errection. I thought o well maybe im 2 drunk. So I just made out and fingered her and I haven't felt my same old self since before we went out with each other. Anybody got any advice for me or experience temporary impotence? Thanks im goin crazy and hopin I can get back to normal

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mark13

replied on October 17th, 2006

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Hey,drinking does affect ur erection if you drink for longer duration I mean you are addicted.

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but I hope u will stop drinking if u wanna enjoy sex.

jimbob496

replied on June 6th, 2009

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ive recently had similar probelm - went on a massive weekend drinking session, having little sleep and little food - but plenty of alcohol. Since i've got back i can go hard, but not rock hard. And after a short while it becomes like trying to shoot pool with a piece of rope - not good. Been back a week now and still now 100%
I intend to lay off the booze

jimbob496

replied on June 6th, 2009

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