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Can men maintain an erection if drugged on rohypnol or ghb?
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Yes: Erections can occur even when comatose -- but is a reflex action then, rather than a response to the usual stimuli. There may not be memory of what was done with the erection, when under the influence of ghb.
Answered 7/29/2018
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