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Why won't my erection go away?
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Could be serious: A painful erection lasting more than four hours is called priapism. This can be a serious condition resulting in permanent damage to the penises ability to get erect in the future. If this occurs you should seek help in an emergency department immediately.
Answered 6/18/2018
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