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A member asked:
My boyfriend has a bit of a problem with ed...... he us able to become fully erect but unable to sustain it... what can we do?
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See your doctor: While ed is certainly more common in older men, several population-based studies have shown that a proportion of men as young as their 20s may suffer from ed. He should see his doctor to see if there is an identifiable cause. In most cases of ed in younger men, it is a transient condition that may resolve on its own after a while.
Answered 12/31/2012
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