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Early 20's and erectile dysfunction, what to do?
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Find cause first: Early 20s or 49yo as in your descriptor? If erectile dysfunction in young men, most likely not related to physical health but rather stress ; anxiety over performance begetting ed. Of course, you need to be happy w/your partner, not distracted by work/school/family/bills etc. Tobacco, alcohol ; other recreational substances plus poor health eg diabetes, high blood pressure etc don't help either.
Answered 4/12/2014
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