Can marijuana negativly affect a man sexually?!
Question: Can marijuana negativly affect a man sexually?
This get real frustrating!
Does this sound right? Do you think his lack of sexual Performance relates to his marijuana habits?
Is it possible to just be too high to have sex? I dont smoke marijuana so i dont know, and im not too familiar with it.
Also, can being high during sex affect erections and stuff too?
Im just trying to figure out why some day in bed are great and then others are like "WTH"
Answers:
Marijuana absolutely effects his erectile function. If he has been smoking for a prolonged period of time, he could find himself almost completely impotent by the age of 40. He should seriously consider cutting back because it isn't going to get any better. Also, it sounds like you two are young and, if he is having problems now, he's in for a world of trouble when he's older. Don't worry though, it's definitely not you!
...there is something wrong with your boyfriend. marijuana actually is an aphrodisiac, it makes you relax, increase blood pressure, dilates blood veins and increases your sex drive 24/7.
experienced marijuana/hash smoker : )
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It messes up lots of things. Sex is just one of them.
yea it affects it
yes marijuana can screw with his junk down there too
Marijuana can interrupt blood flow to the penis resulting in diminished libido & cause erectile dysfunction or impotence.
The following are some of the common physical effects of marijuana:
Tremors (shaking)
Nausea
Headache
Decreased coordination
Breathing problems
Increased appetite
Reduced blood flow to the brain
Changes in the reproductive organs & erectile issues.
Like tobacco, marijuana contains many chemicals that can hurt the lungs and cause cancer. One marijuana cigarette can cause more damage to the lungs than many tobacco cigarettes because marijuana has more tar in it and is usually smoked without filters.
A study by the British Lung Foundation determined that smoking marijuana is more harmful to the lungs than smoking cigarettes, the BBC reported Nov. 11.
According to the study, smoking three marijuana cigarettes a day can cause the same damage as 20 cigarettes. And those who smoke both marijuana and cigarettes are further increasing their risk of lung damage.
Dr. Mark Britton, chairman of the foundation, said that tar from cannabis cigarettes contains 50 percent more carcinogens than tobacco. Since marijuana smokers tend to inhale up to four times more deeply than tobacco users, more poisonous carbon monoxide and tar enter the lungs, he added.
"These statistics will come as a surprise to many people, especially those who choose to smoke cannabis rather than tobacco in the belief it is safer for them," said Britton. "It is vital that people are fully aware of the dangers so they can make an educated decision and know the damage they may be causing."
As a result of the study's findings, the group is urging the British government to implement a public-health education campaign on the health risks of marijuana smoking.