Erection Problems

mkwarby · 2006-09-29T16:13:00Z

Hello everyone. I am new to this, and would probably not have had the courage to write here, but after reading how everyone has responded to all the other problems, I have built up the courage to ask for your help. I am 35 year old, who previously had no sexual partners (not through choice), but finally I met someone I really love. The first time we tried sex, I got too excited and ejac'ed before we got together. Although she didn't say anything, I noticed the disappointment in her face. The second time we succeeded but again she didn't seem all that happy and wouldn't say what was wrong, just to keep me happy. Getting rather worried I spoke to a friend about it and said that I was a bit concerened that I could not stay 100% fully erect for long. Rather foolishly I accepted his advice of trying a viagra type pill, to keep me going and give me that initial boost of confidence that he thought I was lacking. I took it without telling her, thinking that I won't need it after I get my confidence, and it was great that night. But from the next day I started experiencing painful erections at odd times during the day. Plus I was felt a slight burning pain at random times and while urinating. These died down after a few days, but now I see that I don't get aroused as easily. I don't get semi-erect when I wake up in the mornings. But worst of all, when I do get aroused and erect about 50%, after about 30 seconds I feel the erection die down totally even while still being stimulated, and then we'd have to give up on sex a few times, even though I got her ready. This has brought more strain on our relationship and I can see that it is only a matter of time that she will stop putting up with this. My GP seems to be disinterested in my worries saying that I'm fine, but clearly something is wrong even if it is "just in my head". He says if I had damaged anything then I wouldnt be able to get erect anymore. If I continue to have the pills everything will be ok in our love life, but i am worried what the long term effects will be on me. If it is affecting my erection after just a couple of uses, maybe it might ruin it totally if I use it continually. Before meeting her I was "normal", in that I masturbated successfully regularly, but now I don't feel interested in sex. Even if I see scantily clad women in the street I check, but don't notice anything happening. Before if I went 4-5 without masturbating, I would just release in my sleep, but I haven't done that in the past 10 days. I have many questions but no answers: Have I got a "physical" dysfunction problem? Have I made it worse by taking the pills? Will I ever be able to do it again without pills? Is it all just in my head, and if so how do I get it out? Is there anyone that someone can recommend to help me with this? Is there anything natural that can help me? I am turning into a mess and so is my first serious relationship. I would really appreciate the experience of everyone here.

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Problem Of Erection Dysfunction

Viagra are the FDA (Food and Drugs Administration) approved anti-impotence drugs that are indeed effective in helping men.This will help you to solve your problem.

Posted : 20/08/2010 12:04 pm

elissawilliams

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Hello,

Erection problem isnt a disease but an indicates which could outcome in much more serious health problems. Online Silagra has Sildenafil Citrate as its element and it performs as PDE-5 chemical dealing with there impotence problem on men. You can use this Silagra 100mg whenever you want to get erection. Before using this drugs, take the all information from the physician.

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