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Hey, im 18 years old and im having trouble with getting and maintaining an erection. im very fit and workout a lot, i get a normal sleep schedule, i dont smoke or drink excessively. its bent left and down so -ed, per-disease- (maybe)?
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ED: The most common reason for erectile dysfunction in a young man is anxiety. There is a less likely chance of a hormone problem.
Answered 11/28/2019
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