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Is it possible to have 'half-erections'?
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Yes: This can occur with age. Erections may be incomplete as men get older or with diabetes or after radical prostate surgery (i.e. Complete removal of prostate gland for cancer. Also if too much alcohol has been consumed. Can also occur if excessively tired, or if a man does not find his partner very exciting.
Answered 9/25/2013
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