Why am i suffering from erectile dysfunction and how do i treat it?!
Question: Why am i suffering from erectile dysfunction and how do i treat it!?
I am young, 20 years old and I am in great health!. I occasionally suffer from erectile dysfunction!. Sometimes i have no problem getting hard and having normal sex with my girlfriend but too frequently i have a problem getting and maintining an erection!. it sucks, im not an old man; im young healthy and in great physical condition!. I'm thinking maybe its physcological; anxiety maybe!. can anyone help!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
A common cause of erectile dysfunction in younger males is an atypical masturbatory style, especially masturbating in the face down (prone) position!. This is a troublesome condition called Traumatic Masturbatory Syndrome, or TMS!. For more information about TMS and how to overcome it, see HealthyStrokes!.comWww@Answer-Health@Com
It is probably anxiety!. Go back to the first time it happened -- what was going on at the time!? Did you drink excessively (alcohol can restrict blood flow to the penis)!? Were you extremely nervous!? Anything else you can think of!? The first time it happened may be causing reocurrences!. You have that on your mind now that it happened once, so you worry that it'll happen again!.
OK, you said girlfriend, so here is my advice!. You're in a stable relationship, right!? Have you talked to her about it!? If she is mature enough to handle it without ridicule and realize that as a couple it's an issue for both of you, she can actually help you with it!. Here's what I found worked for my husband -- relax, don't focus on penetrative sex, and just make out and have fun!. BE THERE FOR HER -- in other words, please her without your penis: kissing, touching, stimulating her with your fingers, oral sex, etc!. When she gets aroused, you'll be surprised what that does for you! If not, if it's still on your mind and you're still having a problem, then maybe a physical examination by a doctor would be best, just to be sure nothing is abnormal!.
Another thing to try with your girlfriend's help is non-touching sex!. It's kind of a game!. It's being close to each other and erotic talking that becomes more and more detailed and descriptive!. You can also touch yourself in front of your partner during the "game!." The goal is to get the other one so aroused by what you're saying, that they "give in" and !. !. !. well, you can figure out the rest!.
Good luck!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
OK, you said girlfriend, so here is my advice!. You're in a stable relationship, right!? Have you talked to her about it!? If she is mature enough to handle it without ridicule and realize that as a couple it's an issue for both of you, she can actually help you with it!. Here's what I found worked for my husband -- relax, don't focus on penetrative sex, and just make out and have fun!. BE THERE FOR HER -- in other words, please her without your penis: kissing, touching, stimulating her with your fingers, oral sex, etc!. When she gets aroused, you'll be surprised what that does for you! If not, if it's still on your mind and you're still having a problem, then maybe a physical examination by a doctor would be best, just to be sure nothing is abnormal!.
Another thing to try with your girlfriend's help is non-touching sex!. It's kind of a game!. It's being close to each other and erotic talking that becomes more and more detailed and descriptive!. You can also touch yourself in front of your partner during the "game!." The goal is to get the other one so aroused by what you're saying, that they "give in" and !. !. !. well, you can figure out the rest!.
Good luck!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Not really!. we're just a bunch of random people on the internet!.
I would suggest seeing your man-doctor and then getting a psychologist!. (not to be confused with a psychiatrist)!. Whether or not the problem is psychological, 80% of Americans, 50% of which are undiagnosed, suffer from some sort of anxiety disorder, so it would probably be a good idea anyway!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I would suggest seeing your man-doctor and then getting a psychologist!. (not to be confused with a psychiatrist)!. Whether or not the problem is psychological, 80% of Americans, 50% of which are undiagnosed, suffer from some sort of anxiety disorder, so it would probably be a good idea anyway!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
There are WAY many reasons!.!.!. you can find them all on wikipedia by yourself actually!.!.!. but I do recommend to do a checkup with an urologist so he can tell you the exact reason!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Its probably anxiety!. It might help to see a doctor about it!. You might be able to get medication to help you!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
You need a good checkup,but stress can also cause this!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
ask a doctor!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Hit that bad-boy with a rolled up newspaper!.Www@Answer-Health@Com